Volunteer on Patrol Jerri Churchill, longtime Malibu resident and mother of four boys, directs traffic during the Nautica Malibu Triathlon last weekend. The Volunteers on Patrol are now recruiting more volunteers to join its ranks.Â
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Thousands of volunteers took to beaches up and down the south coast for Heal the Bay’s annual Coastal Cleanup Day last Saturday, Sept. 15.Â
The Malibu Times and the Santa Monica Daily Press will be hosting a candidate forum for those running for Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board of Education seats this fall. Co-sponsored by AMPS [Advocates for Malibu Public Schools], the forum will take place Wednesday, Oct. 10, …
When Malibu residents call 911 in the case of a stroke, they may now be connected to the UCLA Mobile Stroke Unit for preliminary assistance.
In its first season, in 2009-10, the Malibu Film Society screened a total of 14 movies. When the group begins its 10th season later this month, they expect to screen nearly 75 films over the coming year—five times as many as when they started out. MFS has landed squarely on the radar screen …
Malibu Life
Just in time for Mother's Day on May 13, nominations are now being accepted for the 2018 Mother of the Year Rosie Award. Nominations are due Friday, May 11.
The 32nd Annual Nautica Malibu Triathlon biked, swam and ran its way through western Malibu last weekend.
Who better to make a film about 60 years of NASA than Academy Award-nominated documentarian Rory Kennedy?Â
Out of the blue, someone in Point Dume took to the internet to publicly give a shout-out to Robert Moreno, who works the customer counter at the U.S. Post Office there. What followed was an avalanche of praise and good feelings from over 100 local residents saying how much they like him, too…
Westfield Topanga is celebrating autumn this month with TASTE of Fall. The event, running now through Sept. 27, includes three-hour food crawls on Sept. 13, 20 and 27, from 6-9 p.m. and a restaurant week from Sept. 7 through 16. See more information at westfield.com/topanga. Proceeds from th…
Viewpoint School and JUST Water have partnered to remove all plastic water bottles at the school as part of a push for environmental sustainability. JUST water bottles are made with paper-based cartons and lids made from sugarcane and will serve as the only option for students during meal times.
Opinion
When your baby was born, just like all moms, I knew the world and your life was forever changed—for the better.
“Praising John McCain” For whom was this week-long extravaganza anyway? Certainly not the taxpayers who so generously (not so willingly) picked up the tab. Many have claimed that John McCain served his country with honor and distinction and, to some extent, I would agree.
I must say thanks and respect Mr. York for printing my letter. I never thought that would happen as it was quite nasty and pedestrian—anger and frustration are very common among the homeless, and quite certainly we are a difficult bunch, but most people are quite difficult anyway. If there i…
A huge shout out to the Malibu Boys and Girls Club for putting on such an incredibly fun and extraordinarily organized Chili Cook-Off! As one of the charity recipients, the Malibu Special Education Foundation had an informational booth at the event all weekend. We only heard raving praise fr…
Sports
Members of the Malibu High School Sharks girls volleyball team, their parents and fans witnessed some experienced, high-flying volleyball action for the second time this season on Aug. 29. Â
The Malibu High Sharks football team didn’t stop at just one, two or three touchdowns in its shellacking of the Beverly Hills Normans on Aug. 31. Four times in the end zone wasn’t a stopping point for the Sharks, either.
Malibu High School girls’ varsity volleyball hosted a tournament at home on Saturday, Sept. 8.
Legendary volleyball coach Marv Dunphy was named to the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) LA City Section Hall of Fame as part of the organization’s class of 2019. The class includes players, coaches and others from several different sports, including baseball, football, basketball…
A trio of Pepperdine Waves took their volleyball skills and insights south of the border a few weeks ago.Â
Local kids interested in surfing are invited to come out and join the Malibu Sharks Surf Team. The team is open to kids in fifth through 12th grades and officially starts its season this week.
Pepperdine men’s baseball head coach Rick Hirtensteiner announced the team’s 2019 schedule on Aug. 30. The team will begin its season taking on eight road games in a row starting Feb. 22, 2019.
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