https://www.radiomalibu.net/kbuu-newswire-day-208-wed-jun-5/
This is KBUU News – Day 208 the headlines:
- = A staggering increase int he number of homeless people … the census is out.
- = Plans for a parking lot for Malibu’s homeless people … on the side of P C H … at City Hall tonight.
- = A third Lamborghini wraps around a tree … this one apparently driven by a teenager.
- = And a Malibu lawyer sends a 22 million dollar bill to the City of Santa Monica.
This is Malibu’s Only Local Daily News … from Radio Malibu …. F-M 99 point 1 K B U U. Good morning … I’m Hans Laetz reporting.
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A staggering increase in the homeless population has hit California … Los Angeles … and in particular … the westside … including Malibu. Details: https://www.radiomalibu.net/11829-people-have-no-home/
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Members of the Malibu Homelessness Working Group go before the Malibu city public works commission this afternoon at 5. They are proposing that 10 homeless people sleeping in their cars in Malibu be allowed to park every night … between P C H and the beach. https://www.radiomalibu.net/homeless-campers-at-beachfront-lot/
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A federal appeals court panel in Portland Oregon yesterday took up the law case championed by some high school students in Malibu. And it did not go well. Details: https://www.radiomalibu.net/suit-aimed-at-global-warming/
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Original reporting in the San Francisco Chronicle: https://www.sfchronicle.com/science/article/Young-people-suing-government-over-climate-change-13937376.php
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Malibu lawyer Kevin Shenkman has sent a 22 million dollar bill to the City of Santa Monica. This could have an impact on the Santa Monica Malibu unified school district. Details: https://www.radiomalibu.net/malibu-lawyer-sends-bill-to-sm/
Original reporting in the Santa Monica Lookout newspaper: http://www.surfsantamonica.com/ssm_site/the_lookout/news/News-2019/June-2019/06_04_2019_Voting_Rights_Attorneys_Seek_More_Than_22_Million_in_Legal_Costs.html
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Another idiot had to be cut out of his Lambo last night.
This one was in younger idiot.
A teenaged driver apparently lost control of his black Lamborghini at about 810 last night.
This was in Calabasas … just east Las Virgenes Road on Mureau Road … the frontage road along the 101 freeway 13 miles north of Malibu.
The Lamborghini hit a tree with enough force to split it in half.
Stu Mandel at CBS 2 reported the driver was a teenager.
He was flown out to a hospital in critical critical condition, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department.
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A tourist from Connecticut pleaded no contest yesterday for driving drunk with his two sons in his SUV … running a red light … and smashing into a Metro Expo line train last year.
Anthony Manual Beltran entered the plea to one felony count of driving under the influence of an alcoholic beverage causing injury … causing great bodily injury.
Beltran was immediately sentenced to 469 days already served in jail, five years of formal probation, nine months of alcohol classes and one year of parenting classes.
Last April … Beltran drove with his two sons through a red light on Lincoln Boulevard at Colorado Avenue.
His blood alcohol content was .27% at the time it was measured.
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Save the date.
The traditional fire season is coming fast.
This is the time to get trained in first aid … learn how to make a family emergency plan … and stock up on the supplies you would need to survive without help for 72 hours or more.
The City of Malibu Public Safety Commission … KBUU radio and other groups are hosting a Public Safety Fair on June 15th … at Trancas Country Market.
Kids can learn about preparedness, and see the Mini Therapy Horses that work with the Sheriff’s Department.
Presentations and vendor booths will include the Fire and Sheriff’s Departments, Red Cross, Office of Emergency Management, Malibu Search and Rescue, Malibu Cert team, Malibu Reserve Sheriffs, Volunteers on Patrol, LA County Animal Control, and Emergency Café emergency supplies.
The event is generously supported by lead sponsor International Protective Service (IPS).
Additional sponsors include The Malibu Times, Malibu Surfside News, The Malibu Dolphin Charitable Foundation, Operation Recovery, Trancas Country Market, KBUU 99.1, Malibu Market and Design and the Malibu Chamber of Commerce.
For more information, visit www.MalibuCity.org/SafetyExpo or call Public Safety Specialist Stephanie Berger at 310-456-2489, ext. 368 or email SBerger@MalibuCity.org.
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Weather for the Malibu ….
(((( Coastal crud burning off at midday )))) … highs (((( 68 )))) beaches … (((( 80 )))) mountains and canyons.
Downcoast winds … ((( 15 )))) miles per hour this afternoon.
Sunset tonight is at (((( 8:03 )))).
After that … ((( )))) tonight … low (((( 60 )))) beaches … mountains and canyons.
Tomorrow should be (((( much the same )))).
At 9:05 a-m … at Trancas it’s (((( 61 )))) degrees.
Leo Carrillo Beach … (((( 58 )))).
Upper Malibu Canyon … (((( 55 )))) .
And at Civic Center Los Angeles … (((( 63 )))).
In the ocean … it’s (((( 61 )))) degrees in the water at Surfrider beach … 58 at Zuma.
Mo says the waves today are (((( occasionally 3 to 5 )))) feet high ….
But mostly smaller than that.
Those are (((( fair )))) surfing conditions …. according to the lifeguards.
((((( High tide is at 12:30 … 3.7 feet
Low tide is at 4:52. ))))
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