If you happen to be walking along the beach and come across tubular looking little sea creatures on the sand, there’s a good chance they are what’s known as sea pickles.
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The Pepperdine Waves men’s golf team was ranked top in the country last spring when the novel coronavirus pandemic prematurely ended their season and canceled a postseason in which the Waves h…
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Second home start-up Pacaso shared a press release on Wednesday, May 26, which listed Malibu as 10th on its “second home heat index.”
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In 2018, Raymond Bark and his wife Karen started noticing their sycamore trees looked as if they were “weeping.” Now, the Malibu couple has trimmed their 120-plus-year-old giants for their safety’s sake—and all because of a tiny insect called the shot hole borer.
With the rate of new coronavirus cases continuing to decline, the State of California will be lifting mask requirements in many scenarios beginning Tuesday, June 15. Fully vaccinated Californians can ditch the mask at grocery stores, gyms and bars. Those who have not been fully vaccinated ma…
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The Pepperdine Waves men’s golf team was ranked top in the country last spring when the novel coronavirus pandemic prematurely ended their season and canceled a postseason in which the Waves had their clubs set on winning the program’s second NCAA national championship.
Oh yes, what’s better than street food? And I’m not talking about food trucks, even though they probably offer a wider variety of eats I’m talking someone cooking some homemade goodness in their front yard or under a pop-up tent right on the sidewalk with their truck or van parked in the st…
Seven young Malibuites participated in this year’s Malibu Optimist Club Oratorical Competition, a contest “designed for youth to gain experience in public speaking, perfect self-expression, gain self-assurance, improve communication skills and provide them with the opportunity to compete for…
In 2016, you moved to Malibu from England and quickly adapted to your new environment and home. Now, you are finished with elementary school and starting a new chapter. Not quite an adult, but no longer a little girl, the future is yours to own. Take hold of life with confidence and enjoy th…
Each year, The Malibu Times recognizes local students for their dedication to their schools and the local community. The recipients are chosen by teachers, administrators and sometimes peers at their respective schools. They are offered to graduating seniors, fifth graders and, when appropri…
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Now that you are graduating, I’d like to share with you some of the lessons I have learned in my life. You will learn most of these lessons yourselves the hard way, just the way most humans learn most things—by trial and error. You touch the flame and pretty soon you figure out that the fire…
America is headed for a showdown on election rules that may change our country forever. The Republicans who control many state legislatures have been hurriedly changing the game rules to strengthen their electoral hand. Dems who have no clout in many state legislatures are, as a counter, try…
People all over California are already seeing “small cell” powerful wireless transmitting antennas being installed on street lamps and utility poles right in front of their homes and children’s schools—sometimes in the middle of the night, without any notice given to the public. The telecom …
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The Pepperdine Waves men’s golf team was ranked top in the country last spring when the novel coronavirus pandemic prematurely ended their season and canceled a postseason in which the Waves had their clubs set on winning the program’s second NCAA national championship.
In the middle of the bay, where the wave breaks from the rock, dozens of Malibu Sharks Surf Team members rode the Leo Carrillo State Beach waves for the last practice of the season.
Late last month, the Pepperdine Waves women’s tennis squad took their racquets to a place no other Waves team armed with a tennis racquets had been before—points away from a national title.
The Malibu High Sharks boys’ volleyball team advanced to the quarterfinals of the CIF Southern Section playoffs for the first time in the program’s history.
Malibu High School Sharks boys’ volleyball swept the Nordhoff High School Rangers during a match at home on Wednesday, May 13. The Sharks finished the regular season with a stellar, 11-3 overall record and an 8-0 Citrus Coast League tally. On Thursday, they’ll appear in the CIF Southern Sect…
The Malibu High Sharks boys’ basketball team will end its regular season on Thursday with a winning record in the Citrus Coast League and possibly a league title in hand.
One of the top distance runners in Pepperdine Waves cross country and track history is returning to the programs—but now as a head coach.
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