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Deceased landscape worker honored

April 13, 2014 by Ricardo Avila Alvarez

Photo by Marisa Padilla Landscaping Services workers Juan Cueto Hernandez and Ignacio Alamillo were talking together on May 10, 2011, like they did every day. When the two became work partners, they developed a close friendship. Cueto teased Alamillo about the day’s midday soccer pickup match at the lacrosse field, a tradition between landscape workers. Alamillo wasn’t … [Read more...] about Deceased landscape worker honored

Alumnus Skylar Peak chosen mayor of Malibu

April 13, 2014 by Rachel Littauer

Skylar Peak began his new role as the Malibu City Council mayor March 24 to serve his 10-month term. Peak, Pepperdine alumnus (‘06) and third-generation Malibu resident, was the Mayor Pro-Tem before his time as mayor, according to Malibu City Clerk Lisa Pope. “It’s been a pleasure to work for the city and for our community and we are among a very unique number of cities in … [Read more...] about Alumnus Skylar Peak chosen mayor of Malibu

Best DPS Reports of 2013-2014

April 13, 2014 by DPS Report

10/21/13 1:02 p.m. Incidents – Welfare Check Location: Off-Campus Summary: A concerned parent reported that they were unable to reach their daughter for an extended period of time and requested a welfare check. The daughter is no longer enrolled at the university, and a message was left on her listed telephone number requesting that she contact the concerned parent as … [Read more...] about Best DPS Reports of 2013-2014

I choose Washington, D.C.

April 13, 2014 by Nate Barton

“Where did you go abroad?” “DC.” “But that’s not abroad.” “What brilliant geographic commentary. You should run for Miss America.” “Don’t you want to go somewhere a bit more … exciting?” “Exciting? I learned how to Salsa dance on a rooftop in Havana. I went to Monster Jam, Monticello, New York … [Read more...] about I choose Washington, D.C.

Construction to cause long-term traffic issues on PCH

April 13, 2014 by Falon Opsahl

Two long-term construction projects on Pacific Coast Highway are going to begin a week from Tuesday, according to the Malibu Times. The construction could have a major impact on traffic in Malibu, Santa Monica and in between. Beginning April 15, one southbound lane for a stretch of 900 feet will be closed for one year, from the Beach Club south of Chautauqua Boulevard to the … [Read more...] about Construction to cause long-term traffic issues on PCH

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