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Malibu Skate Park Construction To Begin In April
Construction of Malibu's long-awaited permanent skate park is set to begin next month.
Chris Lindahl, Patch Staff
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PODS® Local Provides Tips for Refreshing Outdoor Spaces for Spring
As the days grow longer and temperatures rise, homeowners and renters alike are looking to refresh their outdoor spaces for spring.
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7 Dumb Things Smart People Don't Even Realize They're Wasting Money On
Discover easy ways to cut bills, ditch debt, earn cash back and stop wasting money with these smart financial moves!
Malibu|News|
PCH Reopens Following Mudslide
Authorities were able to reopen Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu following debris flow from the Palisades Fire burn scar.
Paige Austin, Patch Staff
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UCLA Analysis: Trump Policies Could Lead to Recession
Since the post-Civil War era, multiple economic sectors contracting at the same time has been a recipe for recession: UCLA study.
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‘They Didn't Lift A Damn Finger': California Crime Victim Fund Ordered To Change Practices Search Results
Ruby Marichalar couldn’t get an in-person meeting after California’s crime victim compensation fund denied her claim.
Malibu|News|
A Summer-like Day At Zuma Beach: Photo
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Malibu|News|
Malibu Road Closures: Current Status Of Major Streets After Storm
Several major roads have reopened to residents after this week's storm, while others remain closed.
Chris Lindahl, Patch Staff
Malibu|News|
Malibu Evacuation Warnings Issued Ahead Of Rainstorm
Recent burn areas could be susceptible to landslides, putting residents and their properties at risk, officials said.
Chris Lindahl, Patch Staff
Malibu|News|
Another Malibu Quake Rattles The Southland
An apparent aftershock to the magnitude 4.1 quake on Sunday rattled residents awake early Monday morning.
Paige Austin, Patch Staff