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Malibu

Cosentino’s Flower Shop Closes Doors

February 3, 2018 by Josie Lionetti

It is an end of an era for a local family-owned flower shop in Malibu. Locals will know have to find their floral arrangements elsewhere as Cosentino’s has officially shut its doors.  Signs went up in December at the shop indicating the business would be closing.  While no specific date had been released for the closing, the store was cleared out this week and is very … [Read more...] about Cosentino’s Flower Shop Closes Doors

Country Kitchen Fights to Extend Lease

January 31, 2018 by Lily Spiritos

One of the best places to dine in Malibu on a dime won't be closing after all. Malibu's longtime beloved Country Kitchen has a new lease that will be discussed at the Feb. 12 city council meeting. Country Kitchen employee Kevin encourage Pepperdine students and local residents to come to the meeting to support the restaurant. "If the students were to come show their … [Read more...] about Country Kitchen Fights to Extend Lease

Homeless Encampment Starts Malibu Fire

January 31, 2018 by Jon Michael Raasch

It was what everyone feared when a fire erupted this week amid red flag conditions. Firefighters were called at 3:15 on Monday morning to deal with an initially reported 6-acre fire near the Malibu Knolls neighborhood in the Malibu Civic Center area. Mayor Skylar Peak said the fire was started by a homeless encampment. He said that this is not the first Malibu fire to … [Read more...] about Homeless Encampment Starts Malibu Fire

Malibu Fire Department Contains Brush Fire

January 30, 2018 by Kelly Rodriguez

Photos courtesy of Julie Ellerton A brush fire broke out near Civic Center Way in Malibu around 3 a.m. on Monday, according to Fire Station 88 Engineer Matt Rickard. The cause of the fire is still being investigated. While the blaze was estimated to be 6 acres, firefighters later changed the figure to approximately 2.6 acres. The fire was 95 percent contained and air … [Read more...] about Malibu Fire Department Contains Brush Fire

Why Spring Break Shouldn’t Be Tropical

January 25, 2018 by Duncan Hilby

Graphic by Nate Barton Spring Break is coming up for students, and during this time questions arise about where to go, what to do and who to go with. A lot of people answer these questions with the generic responses of somewhere tropical and with some of their best friends. USA Today reports that some of the most popular spring break destinations include Cancun, Miami and … [Read more...] about Why Spring Break Shouldn’t Be Tropical

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