Package ran live Feb. 7, for NewsWaves 32 The California Coastal Commission and the L.A. County Board of Supervisors remain invested in the proposition of low-impact camping in the Santa Monica Mountains — a move the Malibu City Council is not in favor of, Mayor Bruce Silverstein said. The debate has been ongoing since 2019, when the Council submitted its first letter of … [Read more...] about Malibu City Council Fights Against Low-Impact Camping
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Students Reveal Roommate Quirks
George Page residents — pictured left to right — Autumn Bryant, Katie Donovan, Aubrey Henrie and Olivia Bretzius pose for a selfie at Alumni Park on Valentine's Day. The four met in their first year and Donovan said they stayed friends ever since. Photo courtesy of Katie Donovan The winter break provided students a pause from the food in their mini fridge and communal … [Read more...] about Students Reveal Roommate Quirks
Light to Unite: Pepperdine Lights Up Phillip’s Theme Tower
Pepperdine Phillip's Theme Tower lights up purple Nov. 11 to honor Veteran's Day. The tower has only been lit up a few times in history. Photo by Abby Wilt Pepperdine's Phillip's Theme Tower shined a purple light over Malibu on Nov. 11, to honor Veteran's Day and the nation's 240th anniversary of the Purple Heart award. The theme tower has only been lit up a few times in … [Read more...] about Light to Unite: Pepperdine Lights Up Phillip’s Theme Tower
Malibu November 2022 Election Coverage
Results Updated by Addison Whiten Today, voters in Malibu head to the polls to vote for City Council members and decide on Measure MC. Scroll down for results, info about the candidates and an in-depth explainer of Measure MC. The Graphic will report results for Malibu Elections based on the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk … [Read more...] about Malibu November 2022 Election Coverage
Climate Change: Letter from the Editor
Photo by Emily Shaw There should not have been a historic blizzard the weekend of my 16th birthday. Blizzards are common during winter in my small corner of western Kansas — but never at the end of April. As cows wandered the highway due to high drifts against fences, the snow melted away into the next 80-degree weekend. I then had a stark revelation: this was climate … [Read more...] about Climate Change: Letter from the Editor






