It was a dreary Friday afternoon down at Malibu’s Trancas Canyon Shopping Center, but that didn’t stop busy patrons from going about their daily business — despite the parking situation. The marketplace is a humble array of buildings currently lacking in infrastructure. It has very little parking for its employees and customers, and no designated right-hand turn lane into the … [Read more...] about Citizens question Trancas Market safety
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Skaters rally for land swap
The Malibu City Council has unanimously approved a proposed land swap that had inspired fierce debate in the community. The city has approved a proposal to relinquish ownership of the 532-acre Charmlee Wilderness Park in exchange for 83 acres of Bluffs Park, which is owned by the state of California and operated by the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy. This is welcome news to … [Read more...] about Skaters rally for land swap
DPS Reports
Activity Log 1/22/13 thru 1/28/13 TRAFFIC RELATED - TRAFFIC ACCIDENT, NON-INJURY Date: Jan 22, 2013-Tuesday at 8:29 Case Number: 13-00089 Location: TAC RAMP Summary: VEHICLE VS. FIXED OBJECT TRAFFIC COLLISION. A UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEE'S VEHICLE COLLIDED WITH A BOLLARD. MINOR DAMAGE WAS REPORTED. Disposition: Case Closed: No Further Action Needed TRAFFIC RELATED … [Read more...] about DPS Reports
Campus Ministry and UM cooperate
It’s common for students to confuse Campus Ministry and University Ministries, but they are actually two separate entities rooted in two different church traditions. The Pepperdine-affiliated University Church of Christ runs Campus Ministry, whereas Malibu Presbyterian Church operates University Ministries. The two groups work alongside Pepperdine’s own university chaplain to … [Read more...] about Campus Ministry and UM cooperate
Oh, deer!
When freshman Taylor Barnett came to Pepperdine, she was excited to have a Malibu ZIP code and be surrounded by the beautiful Pacific Ocean. Barnett and her roommate Khali McRae soon learned that Pepperdine's campus — nestled as it is in the Santa Monica Mountains — had some natural hazards: mule deer. While driving back on campus late one evening, McRae slammed her brakes … [Read more...] about Oh, deer!
