On 28 January 1969, a blowout on a Union Oil platform six miles off the Santa Barbara coast released three million gallons of crude oil into the ocean. As the first environmental disaster captured in technicolor and publicized across national news media, the Santa Barbara oil spill played an important role in the emergence of the modern environmental movement.
Josh Klein’s images provide fresh perspectives of the powerful, artistic waves along Malibu’s coastline By Barbara Burke Special to The Malibu Times “Most photographers shoot Malibu scenes in color to capture all the beauty,” Malibu artist Bobbi Bennett said. “I think it’s great that Josh Klein took the traditional black-and-white approach, which captures yet another […]
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12/5 Petty theft A package was stolen from a property on Broad Beach Road. The victim said they received a notification of the package delivered, however, they were not anywhere to be found. The items were two high chairs worth $196. The victim had security cameras but were non-operation during the time of the incident. […]
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Community feedback will help inform the final portions of the assessment as it nears completion By Barbara Burke Special to The Malibu Times The City of Malibu announced that its Coastal Vulnerability Assessment is available for the public’s review. The assessment determines the vulnerability and projected impacts of sea level rise in Malibu for the […]