Malibu, CA News

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• Six Pepperdine Students Earn Prestigious International Scholarships
• Sharon Hargrave Named Director of Boone Center for the Family
• Graziadio Professor Demos Vardiabasis Skypes Greek Government to Discuss Debt Crisis
• Pepperdine Wins Inaugural AVCA Collegiate Sand Volleyball National Championship
• The Life And Stories Of Laura Ingalls Wilder
• Seaver Dean's Office Hosts Undergraduate Research Banquet and Presentations
• Veritas Prep Continues Partnership with Management Leadership for Tomorrow, Donates GMAT Prep Courses
• Veritas Prep Announces Free Online Integrated Reasoning Seminar for Students Preparing for the GMAT
• James Q. Wilson, the Ronald Reagan Professor of Public Policy at Pepperdine, Passes
• Pepperdine Libraries Launch "Digital Commons" Publication Platform
• Graziadio School Hosts China's Vice President Xi Jinping Business Delegation
• Pepperdine School of Law Vice Dean Tim Perrin Appointed President of Lubbock Christian University
• Graziadio School of Business and Management Establishes Research Partnership with Dun & Bradstreet Credibility Corp.
• Parkening International Guitar Competition Announces Judges for 2012 Competition
• Arrest of California Doctor Coincides with Uptick in Prescription Drug Overdoses
• Waves Men's Volleyball Opens 2012 Season
• Former Heidelberg Program Director and Professor Emeritus Herbert Luft Passes
• The Season of Giving: Pepperdine Hosts Holiday Service Projects
• Life Regent Rosemary Kraemer Lokey Raitt Passes
• Davenport Institute Launches "Golden Governance" Blog
• Storytimes at the Malibu Library and Bluffs Park
• John Paglia Awarded Inaugural Tom Hopkins Award
• Robert Jackson, Life Regent, Passes
• Professor Emeritus Glenn Webb Conferred Order of the Rising Sun
• Waves Student-Athletes Top NCAA Graduation Success Rate Data
• Malibu Library Announces 2011 Bookmark Contest Winners
• Journey through the History of Malibu
• Daphne Green Awarded Inaugural Faculty/Staff Waves of Service Award
• President Benton Named to National Higher Education Commission
• Pepperdine Hosts Step Up Women's Network College Connections Conference
• Two On-Campus Greek Organizations Earn National Distinctions
• Pepperdine University Announces Changes in Bible Lectures and Church Relations
• Standout Pepperdine Athletes Join Waves 2011 Hall of Fame
• Ten Faculty Members Honored with 2011 Howard A. White Award for Teaching Excellence
• Khalil Jahshan Visits Malibu to Discuss Pepperdine's Washington D.C. Program
• Pepperdine University Releases Findings from Secret Syrian Survey
• Nautica Malibu Triathlon
• Pepperdine School of Law Receives Generous Gift for New Endowed Chair
• Storytimes at the MalibuLibrary and BluffsPark
• "Graziadio Business Review" Debuts New Issue
• The Graziadio School of Business and Management Welcomes Visiting Faculty from Poland
• Pepperdine Adds Sand Volleyball to its List of Sponsored NCAA Sports
• School of Public Policy Becomes Educational Partner With Millennium Momentum Foundation
• New Feature Documentary Showcases the Timeless ‘Affair Of The Heart’ Between Rick Springfield and his Devoted Fans
• Sigma Delta Pi Named "Honor Chapter" by National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society
• Literary Faculty Members Present at London Conference With Archbishop of Canterbury
• Joetta Forsyth Guides Teens and Young Adults to Financial Success in New Book
• Pepperdine Named to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
• Students Return From Crossing Boundaries Leadership Institute in Lausanne
• Pepperdine Hosts 34th Annual Youth Citizenship Seminar
• Pepperdine Alumnus Leo Mallette Authors Reference for Doctoral Graduates New to Conference Publishing
• Pepperdine University Names Dale Brown to its Board of Regents
• Dan Caldwell Examines U.S. Policy Toward Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iraq in New Book
• Pepperdine Confers Honorary Doctorate Degree Upon Thomas H. Olbricht
• Graziadio Business Review Editor Nancy Dodd Authors "The Writer's Compass: From Story Map to Finished Draft in 7 Stages"
• "Graziadio Business Review" Debuts New Issue
• Two Pepperdine Students Awarded Scholarships to Study Overseas
• The Davenport Institute Partners With Non-partisan, Non-profit Organizations to Lead "What's Next California?"
• Won By One Performance Group Kicks Off Summer Tour
• 2011 Summer Reading Program at the Malibu Library
• Summer Storytimes at the MalibuLibrary and BluffsPark
• Pepperdine Remembers Matt Fong
• NCAA Recognizes Pepperdine Scholar-Athletes
• Storytimes at the Malibu Library and Bluffs Park
• Pepperdine University Libraries Launches Online Digital Collections
• Payson Library Hosts St. John's Bible Exhibition
• Pepperdine Athletic Chaplain Maurice Hilliard Releases New Book On Transforming Womens Lives
• Davenport Institute Releases Two New Civic Engagement Blogs
• "International Justice Mission" Founder Gary Haugen Teaches Week-Long Human Rights Seminar Course at School of Law
• Pepperdine Athletics Honors Outstanding Student-Athletes
• Pepperdine MBA Gina Warren Wins 2011 Business Plan Competition
• Veritas Prep Donates 200 GMAT Prep Courses to 2011 Management Leadership for Tomorrow Fellows
• "Roy Lichtenstein: In Process" Art Exhibition at the Weisman Museum Comes to a Close
• Pepperdine Discovers NCAA Financial Aid Errors and Voluntarily Elects Not to Allow Affected Teams to Participate in Post-season Play
• Pepperdine Honored with U.S. Olympic Achievement Award
• Pepperdine University Mourns the Passing of Elinor Nootbaar
• Waves Rugby Win Last Home Game of the Season
• Pepperdine Hosts Actor Francesco Quinn for Italian Cultural Exchange
• Acclaimed Actor Alfred Molina Hosts Theatre Master Class
• Pepperdine University Mourns Passing of Long-time Benefactor Virginia Braun
• Wilson Named Head Coach upon Asbury's Retirement
• Pepperdine Hosts Cinemagic and Actor Pierce Brosnan to Share the Craft of Filmmaking With Local Teenagers
• Red Cross Disaster Safety Puppet Show at the Malibu Library
• Spring Storytimes at the Malibu Library and Bluffs Park
• Pepperdine Honors Dean Emeritus Ron Phillips
• Waves Hoops Head to WCC Tournament
• From Serendipity to Monetary Policy: Graziadio Business Review Explores Range of Topics in Latest Issue
• Pepperdine Celebrates Renovated Encino Graduate Campus
• Two Pepperdine Students Awarded Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarships to Study Overseas
• Distinguished U.S. Court of Appeals Circuit Judge Named Dean of Pepperdine University School of Law
• Screenwriting Professor Randall Wallace Gives Keynote at National Prayer Breakfast
• President Benton Named to Board of National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities
• Pepperdine Awarded W. M. Keck Foundation Grant to Launch "Student as Scholar Program"
• Glazer Institute for Jewish Studies and Pepperdine Libraries Host Photography Exhibit "Traces of Memory"
• Pepperdine Hosts COASTAL Family Walk/Run to Raise Money for Underprivileged Children in Los Angeles
• January Faculty News: Professors Make Academic Waves
• The School of Law and School of Public Policy Welcome Spring 2011 Visiting Professors
• Eighteen Student Athletes Earn Fall WCC All-Academic Honors
• Winter Story Times at the Malibu Library and Bluffs Park
• Malibu Library News: Malibu Library Bookmark Contest Winners 2010
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• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Public Safety Commission approves purchase of high-tech law enforcement tools
• Rambla Pacifico project hits roadblock
• School board defends decision to delay charter petition vote
• Malibu school district not financially viable, candidates say
• City won't sue state over septic ban, yet
• News Briefs
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Public Safety Commission approves purchase of high-tech law enforcement tools
• Rambla Pacifico project hits roadblock
• School board defends decision to delay charter petition vote
• Malibu school district not financially viable, candidates say
• City won't sue state over septic ban, yet
• Public Safety Commission approves purchase of high-tech law enforcement tools
• Rambla Pacifico project hits roadblock
• School board defends decision to delay charter petition vote
• Malibu school district not financially viable, candidates say
• City won't sue state over septic ban, yet
• News Briefs
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• News Briefs
• High marks for Palisades' Casa Nostra
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Coastal to vote on two major Malibu items
• Malibu designated as World Surfing Reserve
• New marine mammal care center in the works
• Point Dume charter petition under deadline
• Malibu's 'Central Park' opens to begin a legacy
• Coastal to vote on two major Malibu items
• Malibu designated as World Surfing Reserve
• New marine mammal care center in the works
• Point Dume charter petition under deadline
• Malibu's 'Central Park' opens to begin a legacy
• News Briefs
• High marks for Palisades' Casa Nostra
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• News Briefs
• Big bites at Beachcomber Cafe
• Short order at the Malibu Pier
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• School District superintendent to step down in June
• Efforts to stop lagoon makeover heat up
• Triple-digit temperatures hit Malibu
• More than 700 people attend mass at OLM for Monsignor Sheridan
• Parents to sue over daughter's PCH death
• Malibu's 'Central Park' opens to begin a legacy
• Triple-digit temperatures hit Malibu
• Big bites at Beachcomber Cafe
• More than 700 people attend mass at OLM for Monsignor Sheridan
• Short order at the Malibu Pier
• Parents to sue over daughter's PCH death
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Legacy Park grand opening on Saturday
• School District superintendent to step down in June
• Efforts to stop lagoon makeover heats up
• Triple-digit temperatures hit Malibu
• More than 700 people attend mass at OLM for Monsignor Sheridan
• Parents to sue over daughter's PCH death
• News Briefs
• Big bites at Beachcomber Cafe
• Short order at the Malibu Pier
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Legacy Park grand opening on Saturday
• School District superintendent to step down in June
• Efforts to stop lagoon makeover heats up
• News Briefs
• News Briefs
• Big bites at Beachcomber Cafe
• Short order at the Malibu Pier
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Legacy Park grand opening on Saturday
• School District superintendent to step down in June
• Efforts to stop lagoon makeover heats up
• Triple-digit temperatures hit Malibu
• More than 700 people attend mass at OLM for Monsignor Sheridan
• Parents to sue over daughter's PCH death
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Legacy Park grand opening on Saturday
• School District superintendent to step down in June
• Efforts to stop lagoon makeover heats up
• Triple-digit temperatures hit Malibu
• More than 700 people attend mass at OLM for Monsignor Sheridan
• Parents to sue over daughter's PCH death
• Fall Story Times At The Malibu Library And Bluffs Park
• News Briefs
• Big bites at Beachcomber Cafe
• Short order at the Malibu Pier
• News Briefs
• The Malibu Real Estate Report / Rick Wallace
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• State Parks Superintendent Ron Schafer dies
• Diving back in with purpose
• Vehicle strikes and kills pedestrian on PCH
• Local religious icon, Monsignor John V. Sheridan dies
• State Water approves Malibu septic ban
• News Briefs
• The Malibu Real Estate Report / Rick Wallace
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• State Parks Superintendent Ron Schafer dies
• Diving back in with purpose
• Vehicle strikes and kills pedestrian on PCH
• Local religious icon, Monsignor John V. Sheridan dies
• State Water approves Malibu septic ban
• News Briefs
• The Malibu Real Estate Report / Rick Wallace
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• State Parks Superintendent Ron Schafer dies
• Diving back in with purpose
• Vehicle strikes and kills pedestrian on PCH
• Local religious icon, Monsignor John V. Sheridan dies
• State Water approves Malibu septic ban
• News Briefs
• The Malibu Real Estate Report / Rick Wallace
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• State Parks Superintendent Ron Schafer dies
• Diving back in with purpose
• Vehicle strikes and kills pedestrian on PCH
• Local religious icon, Monsignor John V. Sheridan dies
• State Water approves Malibu septic ban
• News Briefs
• The Malibu Real Estate Report / Rick Wallace
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• State Parks Superintendent Ron Schafer dies
• Diving back in with purpose
• Vehicle strikes and kills pedestrian on PCH
• Local religious icon, Monsignor John V. Sheridan dies
• State Water approves Malibu septic ban
• News Briefs
• The Malibu Real Estate Report / Rick Wallace
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• State Parks Superintendent Ron Schafer dies
• Diving back in with purpose
• Vehicle strikes and kills pedestrian on PCH
• Local religious icon, Monsignor John V. Sheridan dies
• State Water approves Malibu septic ban
• News Briefs
• The Malibu Real Estate Report / Rick Wallace
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• State Parks Superintendent Ron Schafer dies
• Diving back in with purpose
• Vehicle strikes and kills pedestrian on PCH
• Local religious icon, Monsignor John V. Sheridan dies
• State Water approves Malibu septic ban
• News Briefs
• The Malibu Real Estate Report / Rick Wallace
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• State Parks Superintendent Ron Schafer dies
• Diving back in with purpose
• Vehicle strikes and kills pedestrian on PCH
• Local religious icon, Monsignor John V. Sheridan dies
• State Water approves Malibu septic ban
• News Briefs
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Malibu Lumber Yard problem solved, for now
• Sheriff's Deputy claims religious bias in county lawsuit
• Corral Fire starters sentenced to one year in jail
• City to lobby state over septic ban
• Malibu Lumber Yard problem solved, for now
• Sheriff's Deputy claims religious bias in county lawsuit
• Corral Fire starters sentenced to one year in jail
• City to lobby state over septic ban
• News Briefs
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Malibu Lumber Yard problem solved, for now
• Sheriff's Deputy claims religious bias in county lawsuit
• Corral Fire starters sentenced to one year in jail
• City to lobby state over septic ban
• News Briefs
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• News Briefs
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Malibu Lumber Yard problem solved, for now
• Sheriff's Deputy claims religious bias in county lawsuit
• Corral Fire starters sentenced to one year in jail
• City to lobby state over septic ban
• News Briefs
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Malibu Lumber Yard problem solved, for now
• Sheriff's Deputy claims religious bias in county lawsuit
• Corral Fire starters sentenced to one year in jail
• City to lobby state over septic ban
• News Briefs
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Malibu Lumber Yard problem solved, for now
• Sheriff's Deputy claims religious bias in county lawsuit
• Corral Fire starters sentenced to one year in jail
• City to lobby state over septic ban
• Corral Fire starters sentenced to one year in jail
• City to lobby state over septic ban
• News Briefs
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Malibu Lumber Yard problem solved, for now
• Sheriff's Deputy claims religious bias in county lawsuit
• News Briefs
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Cyclists lobby Malibu for safety on highway
• Labor Day weekend quiet
• State Water staff recommends Malibu septic ban
• Sister Mary Campbell remembered as ‘a living gospel'
• Chili Addiction, Lifeguards, MBSC big winners at 29th annual Chili Cook-Off
• News Briefs
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Cyclists lobby Malibu for safety on highway
• Labor Day weekend quiet
• State Water staff recommends Malibu septic ban
• Sister Mary Campbell remembered as ‘a living gospel'
• Chili Addiction, Lifeguards, MBSC big winners at 29th annual Chili Cook-Off
• News Briefs
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Cyclists lobby Malibu for safety on highway
• Labor Day weekend quiet
• State Water staff recommends Malibu septic ban
• Sister Mary Campbell remembered as ‘a living gospel'
• Chili Addiction, Lifeguards, MBSC big winners at 29th annual Chili Cook-Off
• Homeless children need help to prepare
• A look at the SMMC parks plan
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Father Boyle, Martin Sheen speak at Our Lady of Malibu
• Anti-paparazzi bill ready for governor's blessing
• Chili Cook-Off has a new home, a bit of controversy
• Longtime OLM nun killed, monsignor injured in car crash
• News Briefs
• Homeless children need help to prepare
• A look at the SMMC parks plan
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Father Boyle, Martin Sheen speak at Our Lady of Malibu
• Anti-paparazzi bill ready for governor's blessing
• Chili Cook-Off has a new home, a bit of controversy
• Longtime OLM nun killed, monsignor injured in car crash
• News Briefs
• News Briefs
• Homeless children need help to prepare
• A look at the SMMC parks plan
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Father Boyle, Martin Sheen speak at Our Lady of Malibu
• Anti-paparazzi bill ready for governor's blessing
• Chili Cook-Off has a new home, a bit of controversy
• Longtime OLM nun killed, monsignor injured in car crash
• Homeless children need help to prepare
• A look at the SMMC parks plan
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Father Boyle, Martin Sheen speak at Our Lady of Malibu
• Anti-paparazzi bill ready for governor's blessing
• Chili Cook-Off has a new home, a bit of controversy
• Longtime OLM nun killed, monsignor injured in car crash
• News Briefs
• News Briefs
• Homeless children need help to prepare
• A look at the SMMC parks plan
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Father Boyle, Martin Sheen speak at Our Lady of Malibu
• Anti-paparazzi bill ready for governor's blessing
• Chili Cook-Off has a new home, a bit of controversy
• Longtime OLM nun killed, monsignor injured in car crash
• Homeless children need help to prepare
• A look at the SMMC parks plan
• Meet the Board of Education candidates
• Father Boyle, Martin Sheen speak at Our Lady of Malibu
• Anti-paparazzi bill ready for governor's blessing
• Chili Cook-Off has a new home, a bit of controversy
• Longtime OLM nun killed, monsignor injured in car crash
• News Briefs
• Homeless children need help to prepare
• A look at the SMMC parks plan
• News Briefs
• Public comment deadline on fire protection plan looms
• Lumber Yard owners confirm possibility of selling
• Doctor's death highlights dangers of texting while driving
• School positions restored
• SMMC approves overnight camping plan
• Public comment deadline on fire protection plan looms
• Lumber Yard owners confirm possibility of selling
• Doctor's death highlights dangers of texting while driving
• School positions restored
• SMMC approves overnight camping plan
• News Briefs
• News Briefs
• Public comment deadline on fire protection plan looms
• Lumber Yard owners confirm possibility of selling
• Doctor's death highlights dangers of texting while driving
• School positions restored
• SMMC approves overnight camping plan
• SMMC approves overnight camping plan
• News Briefs
• Public comment deadline on fire protection plan looms
• Lumber Yard owners confirm possibility of selling
• Doctor's death highlights dangers of texting while driving
• School positions restored
• News Briefs
• Public comment deadline on fire protection plan looms
• Lumber Yard owners confirm possibility of selling
• Doctor's death highlights dangers of texting while driving
• School positions restored
• SMMC approves overnight camping plan
• Doctor's death highlights dangers of texting while driving
• School positions restored
• SMMC approves overnight camping plan
• News Briefs
• Public comment deadline on fire protection plan looms
• Lumber Yard owners confirm possibility of selling
• Doctor's death highlights dangers of texting while driving
• School positions restored
• SMMC approves overnight camping plan
• News Briefs
• Public comment deadline on fire protection plan looms
• Lumber Yard owners confirm possibility of selling
• News Briefs
• Public comment deadline on fire protection plan looms
• Lumber Yard owners confirm possibility of selling
• Doctor's death highlights dangers of texting while driving
• School positions restored
• SMMC approves overnight camping plan
• Mega-yacht wows Malibu crowds
• News Briefs
• Mogan's Cafe offers fresh fare steps away from Malibu
• Point Dume parents readying charter school application
• View protection ordinance to go before planning
• Eight in SMMUSD race for four seats
• Final overnight camping plan released
• Investigation underway in Mitrice Richardson's death
• News Briefs
• Mogan's Cafe offers fresh fare steps away from Malibu
• Point Dume parents readying charter school application
• View protection ordinance to go before planning
• Eight in SMMUSD race for four seats
• Final overnight camping plan released
• Investigation underway in Mitrice Richardson's death
• Mega-yacht wows Malibu crowds
• Mega-yacht wows Malibu crowds
• Homeschool Alliance benefits homeschool students throughout County
• HUMAN REMAINS IDENTIFIED AS MITRICE RICHARDSON'S
• News Briefs
• Dining Review: Serious Deli Comes to Thousand Oaks
• Dining Review: From Deli to Delhi
• Public Safety Commission seeks exchange of ideas, information
• Starline adds Malibu to celebrity homes tours
• Stakeholders ready for controversial camping plan vote
• Save Our Schools raises $1.2 million
• News Briefs
• Mayor criticizes Malibu Lumber-city relationship
• Mogan's Cafe offers fresh fare steps away from Malibu
• Point Dume parents readying charter school application
• View protection ordinance to go before planning
• Eight in SMMUSD race for four seats
• Final overnight camping plan released
• Investigation underway in Mitrice Richardson's death
• Starline adds Malibu to celebrity homes tours
• Stakeholders ready for controversial camping plan vote
• Save Our Schools raises $1.2 million
• Mayor criticizes Malibu Lumber-city relationship
• HUMAN REMAINS IDENTIFIED AS MITRICE RICHARDSON'S
• News Briefs
• Dining Review: Serious Deli Comes to Thousand Oaks
• Dining Review: From Deli to Delhi
• Public Safety Commission seeks exchange of ideas, information
• HUMAN REMAINS IDENTIFIED AS MITRICE RICHARDSON'S
• News Briefs
• Dining Review: Serious Deli Comes to Thousand Oaks
• Dining Review: From Deli to Delhi
• Public Safety Commission seeks exchange of ideas, information
• Starline adds Malibu to celebrity homes tours
• Stakeholders ready for controversial camping plan vote
• Save Our Schools raises $1.2 million
• Mayor criticizes Malibu Lumber-city relationship
• Dining Review: From Deli to Delhi
• Public Safety Commission seeks exchange of ideas, information
• Starline adds Malibu to celebrity homes tours
• Stakeholders ready for controversial camping plan vote
• Save Our Schools raises $1.2 million
• Mayor criticizes Malibu Lumber-city relationship
• HUMAN REMAINS IDENTIFIED AS MITRICE RICHARDSON'S
• News Briefs
• Dining Review: Serious Deli Comes to Thousand Oaks
• News Briefs
• Dining Review: Serious Deli Comes to Thousand Oaks
• Dining Review: From Deli to Delhi
• Public Safety Commission seeks exchange of ideas, information
• Starline adds Malibu to celebrity homes tours
• Stakeholders ready for controversial camping plan vote
• Save Our Schools raises $1.2 million
• Mayor criticizes Malibu Lumber-city relationship
• Political group backs 2 for 4-seat school board race
• Fire season is here
• Appellate court rejects Corral Fire suit
• Malibu Lumber seeks investor
• News Briefs
• Lagoon restoration methods criticized
• News Briefs
• Lagoon restoration methods criticized
• Political group backs 2 for 4-seat school board race
• Fire season is here
• Appellate court rejects Corral Fire suit
• Malibu Lumber seeks investor
• News Briefs
• Lagoon restoration methods criticized
• Political group backs 2 for 4-seat school board race
• Fire season is here
• Appellate court rejects Corral Fire suit
• Malibu Lumber seeks investor
• News Briefs
• Lagoon restoration methods criticized
• Political group backs 2 for 4-seat school board race
• Fire season is here
• Appellate court rejects Corral Fire suit
• Malibu Lumber seeks investor
• News Briefs
• DA declines to charge SMMUSD board member after police investigation
• City to pot shop: Move
• Former Malibu city employee receives four years in state prison
• Council gives up battle over parkland, for now
• Baykeeper loses another Legacy Park legal battle
• Council gives up battle over parkland, for now
• Baykeeper loses another Legacy Park legal battle
• News Briefs
• DA declines to charge SMMUSD board member after police investigation
• City to pot shop: Move
• Former Malibu city employee receives four years in state prison
• News Briefs
• DA declines to charge SMMUSD board member after police investigation
• City to pot shop: Move
• Former Malibu city employee receives four years in state prison
• Council gives up battle over parkland, for now
• Baykeeper loses another Legacy Park legal battle
• News Briefs
• DA declines to charge SMMUSD board member after police investigation
• City to pot shop: Move
• Former Malibu city employee receives four years in state prison
• Council gives up battle over parkland, for now
• August Story Times at the Malibu Library and Bluffs Park
• Baykeeper loses another Legacy Park legal battle
• City to pot shop: Move
• Former Malibu city employee receives four years in state prison
• Council gives up battle over parkland, for now
• Baykeeper loses another Legacy Park legal battle
• News Briefs
• DA declines to charge SMMUSD board member after police investigation
• News Briefs
• Council to address Crummer site and marijuana law
• Counselor position restored at Malibu High
• Malibu school board candidate emerges
• SMMUSD backs Santa Monica city tax proposal
• Two more killed on PCH
• News Briefs
• Council to address Crummer site and marijuana law
• Counselor position restored at Malibu High
• Malibu school board candidate emerges
• SMMUSD backs Santa Monica city tax proposal
• Two more killed on PCH
• News Briefs
• Council to address Crummer site and marijuana law
• Counselor position restored at Malibu High
• Malibu school board candidate emerges
• SMMUSD backs Santa Monica city tax proposal
• Two more killed on PCH
• News Briefs
• The good and bad of Malibu real estate
• Council on board for strong green building standards
• Chili Cook-Off operators brush off criticism
• Council approves reimbursing homeowners permitting fees
• Santa Monica sales tax could benefit Malibu schools
• Caltrans outlines short-term highway safety improvements
• Chili Cook-Off operators brush off criticism
• Council approves reimbursing homeowners permitting fees
• Santa Monica sales tax could benefit Malibu schools
• Caltrans outlines short-term highway safety improvements
• News Briefs
• The good and bad of Malibu real estate
• Council on board for strong green building standards
• Summer Reading At The Malibu Library
• Addiction Treatment Help
• Taste of the Tour
• Spring Story Times At The Malibu Library
• Malibu Earth Day Celebration - Eco Fair and Performance
• PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS HOST MALIBU FILM FESTIVAL
• Winter Story Times at the Malibu Library
• Holiday Storyteller Karen Golden at the Malibu Library
• Scary Story Contest for Teens at the Malibu Library
• 30th Annual Children’s Bookmark Contest
• Fall Story Times at the Malibu Library
• Summer Reading Kick-Off And Laser Light Show
• World Dance Party
• Opera Tales at the Malibu Library
• Spring Story Times at the Malibu Library and Bluffs Park
• New Nature Art From Malibu's Beaches
• California Landmarks at the Malibu Library
• Malibu Film Festival

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