A January rain storm has caused mudslides and flooding in the Malibu area near the Los Angeles County line, shutting down Pacific Coast Highway, a north/south route and one of the main roadways for the community. The previously fire ravaged area was vulnerable to the weather, as the rare … Read entire story.
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The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has opened several Malibu areas affected by the Woolsey Fire. The areas are open as of 5:30 PM today. The following areas inside of the impacted fire area are now opened: This will include the following areas of Las Virgenes Road / Malibu Canyon Road: o … Read entire story.
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UPDATED, 2:25 PM: The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department says the fire-evacuation order has been lifted for more Malibu residents and many folks in Calabasas. Meanwhile, the Woolsey Fire now has blackened nearly 98,000 acres and was 47% contained as of this morning, per Cal Fire. Malibu locals — other than … Read entire story.
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Hours after mandatory evacuations were lifted in Hidden Hills and some surrounding areas, residents of eastern Malibu are being allowed to return to their homes tonight. A long line of cars is clogging Pacific Coast Highway as folks try to get home for the first time in five days. But … Read entire story.
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Red dawn in Santa Monica. No, not a John Milius movie, but another fire in Malibu. The sun has color from a high smoke layer. Still, there’s no ash fall, and it doesn’t smell like a tri-tip barbecue, so the wind must be blowing out to sea. Apparently, Malibu … Read entire story.
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