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Thursday, September 10, 2026

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Two pavement washouts on eastbound Pacific Coast Highway remain unrepaired after last weekend's high surf and high tide.

State joins 22 others opposing new Postal Service rules it says could disenfranchise millions of voters in the coming election.

Sepulveda Pass blaze forced evacuations of a handful of Bel Air residents but did not snarl the 405.

Thirty-one homes remain off limits after a sinkhole and erosion on East Sea Level Drive; the city is keeping reporters away.

Caltrans dumps boulders at three locations while cones mark 40-foot cliffs at the fog line near Deer Creek Road.

Ten cameras at five locations are planned in Malibu, with warnings starting late this month and full fines beginning in late November.

Mays comes from Culver City, where he managed a citywide fiber internet partnership; he will work on Malibu's community lands planning.

Broad Beach landowner Mark Attanasio surrenders a burned-out beachfront lot instead of paying up to $12 million for stealing sand and rocks.