#malibu — Public Fediverse posts
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A little spray. The ocean really is all those colors. #StreetPhotography #PCH #PacifiicOcean #Malibu
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Point Dume fire station. Hi Smoky. #StreetPhotography #PCH #Malibu
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Point Dume from Malibu. #StreetPhotography #PCH #Malibu #PacificOcean
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Not sure what it is but I'm against it. #StreetPhotography #PCH #Malibu
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Smoky at the Malibu Fire Station. #StreetPhotography #Malibu #PCH
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City of Malibu:
"Retired NASA Astronaut Dr. Jeanette Epps to Headline the Next Malibu Library Speaker Series on September 2
The City of Malibu and LA County Library are proud to welcome retired NASA astronaut Dr. Jeanette Epps as the next featured guest in the Malibu Library Speaker Series on Wednesday, September 2, at 7:00 PM at the Malibu Library. An RSVP is required to attend the free event. RSVP at MalibuCity.org/LibrarySpeakers. "
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Photo Of The Day 30th July 2026.
On This Day 30th July 1995. On This Day 30th July 2022.https://mancavgeek.co.uk/2026/07/30/photo-of-the-day-30th-july-2026/
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City of Malibu: NWS issues Heat Advisory and Extreme Heat Watch in Malibu until Monday, July 27
"The National Weather Service issued a Heat Advisory through 8 PM Wednesday, July 22, and an Extreme Heat Watch Wednesday through Monday, July 27. While Malibu on the coast will remain cooler, the Santa Monica Mountains and hiking areas in the Malibu area will be much hotter. Temperatures are expected to reach 93 - 107F in inland areas of LA County, and heat impacts will be amplified by high humidity levels (monsoonal moisture)."
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City of Malibu: NWS Extreme Heat Watch Tues AM 7/14 - Thurs PM 7/16. Santa Monica Mts & hiking areas will be hot. Never leave kids or pets unattended in vehicles!
"...The National Weather Service issued an Extreme Heat Watch Tuesday morning July 14 through Thursday evening July 16. While Malibu on the coast will remain cooler, in the 80s, the Santa Monica Mountains and hiking areas in the Malibu area will be much hotter. Temperatures are expected to reach 90 - 110F in inland areas of LA County, and heat impacts will be amplified by high humidity levels (monsoonal moisture)...."
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The Fifth Seduction ebook is $2.99 at all online retailers. Two lovers, one secret, and a reality TV executive who finally can't cut around the truth--The Fifth Seduction begins where the cameras usually stop. A weekend in Malibu ignites an affair between two women showrunners, upending their lives. For readers who walk their own emotional and professional tightropes fueled by love and ambition. #love #ambition #showbiz #tv #romance #women #lesbian #book #books #bookstodon #mastoArt #mastodon #socialnetwork #television #writing #writingCommunity #readers #readingCommunity #reading #MyWork #work #malibu #affair #heart #scribesAndMakers #read #sale #retail #booksky #bookReview #summer #thefifthseduction #author #authors #ad #BookLover #realityTV #reality #publishing #womenInFilm #woman #bisexual #lovetriangle
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Interesting, wonder what caused the flooding at Zuma Creek...
"Zuma Creek underpass at Busch Dr in Malibu remains closed due to flooding. Zuma main entrance accessible from PCH both directions. Expect traffic...."
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A drone view of buildings destroyed during the Palisades Fire in Malibu, California, January 15. REUTERS/Matt Mills
#photography
#aerial
#Reuters
#wildfires
#Malibu
#Palisades
#beach
#coastline
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City of Malibu: TEAM OF 500 GOATS AND SHEEP BROUGHT INTO BIG ROCK AREA AS PART OF INTER-AGENCY BRUSH CLEARANCE EFFORT FOR SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS WILDFIRE SAFETY
On May 21, a team of 400 goats and 100 sheep were deployed in the Big Rock neighborhood of Malibu by the Mountains Resource and Conservation District (MRCA) to conduct brush clearance for wildfire safety.
After working areas of Calabasas, the hungry, enthusiastic goats are grazing in the MRCA park space between Big Rock Drive and Tuna Canyon and will consume 70 acres of invasive plants to clear brush and create defensible space to protect homes and communities. Goats are a cute, eco-friendly method for effective vegetation management and fire mitigation. They improve soil health and drainage, help control invasive plant species, can easily get through steep, densely vegetated terrain, and leave thousands of little fertilizing pellets behind.
The goat grazing activity part of a partnership of the MRCA, the LA County Fire Department and the Ventura County Fire Department started in fall 2025 to conduct critical fuels reduction projects in the Santa Monica Mountains to protect Malibu and neighboring communities from wildfires.
The City applauds this cross-agency partnership as a crucial measure to reduce wildfire danger in some of our most fire-prone areas!
In addition to goat grazing, the activities include roadside brush clearance with “The Masticator,” a tractor-like vehicle that acts like a tree shredder; a controlled “Pile Burn,” which burns piles of brush that have previously been cleared; fire road repair; and hand-tool brush removal.
The project is funded by $3.2 million in early action Proposition 4 fire prevention funds granted to the fire departments by the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy (SMMC).
This year, the program resumed activity on January 2, 2026, and since then, has cleared vegetation in areas of the Santa Monica Mountains, including Calabasas, Malibu, Agoura Hills, and other areas.
For details, see the weekly progress report for May 18 – 22.
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SCE: "
May 26, 2026
SCE Starts Utility Undergrounding Work on Latigo Cyn for Power Reliability & Wildfire Safety
A graphic with a picture of construction work, text about SCE undergrounding project in Malibu
SCE Starts Utility Undergrounding Work on Latigo Cyn for Power Reliability & Wildfire Safety - EXPECT SOME TRAFFIC & NOISE IMPACTS FROM CONSTRUCTIONSouthern California Edison (SCE) has begun construction on the Merlin Circuit Targeted Undergrounding Project along approximately 3.2 miles of Latigo Canyon Rd in Malibu as part of ongoing wildfire mitigation and electric reliability efforts.
This important infrastructure project will relocate overhead electrical equipment underground to help reduce wildfire risk, improve long-term fire safety, and strengthen electrical reliability during extreme weather conditions. Undergrounding utilities can help protect the power system from high winds, vegetation impacts, and other hazards that may contribute to wildfires and outages.
Construction is anticipated to continue through the third quarter of 2026 and will generally take place Monday – Friday from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Residents and motorists should expect intermittent lane closures, minor traffic delays, construction noise, and traffic control measures in the work area along Latigo Canyon Rd during active operations.
Construction activities may include:
• Trenching and utility potholing
• Installation of conduits, vaults, and manholes
• Cable installation
• Asphalt restoration
• Removal of overhead electrical equipment
• Vegetation trimming for safe construction accessFor more information visit: www.sce.com/tug
Questions or concerns: email [email protected] or call 888-331-0010"
#Malibu #SCE @wildfires #powergrid
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Nope, didn't feel it. Anyone see any Kaiju out there?
(M3.2 earthquake off Malibu at 8:11pm).
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Powered parachute buzzing Malibu pier. #StreetPhotography #PCH #Malibu
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Obelisk at Pepperdine. #StreetPhotography #PCH #Malibu #PepperdineUniversity
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Geese at Pepperdine. #StreetPhotography #PCH #Malibu #PepperdineUniversity
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Checking in with Smoky. #StreetPhotography #Malibu #PCH
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I don't know if this is geology or engineering. Looks cool tho. #StreetPhotograpy #Malibu #PCH
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City of Malibu: "On April 13, the Malibu City Council adopted an update to the Safety Element to the City’s General Plan — a critical step to better protect residents, visitors, and property from natural hazards.
A Safety Element is a state-required plan that identifies risks like wildfires and flooding and sets policies to protect people, property, and infrastructure from those hazards. This update is especially important because Malibu’s previous safety framework had not been comprehensively updated since 1995."
