Local Neighbor to Neighbor Updates:
People have been sharing local information by using the private neighborhood social network Nextdoor.com. Get the latest updates from your neighbors including community resources, news and information.
After the Woolsey Fire: Community Resources
California Wildfire Recovery Resources:
A Statewide informational resource for help specific to California including, local assistance, debris removal information, services, housing, local assistance center info, contacts and more.
File a FEMA Claim:
Talk to a representative or file a claim online. Even if you have insurance, FEMA Can cover gaps in coverage.
Malibu Evacuee Update – November 13, 2018
Live You Tube Video from the City of Malibu at Santa Monica High School “Thanks for tuning into the live stream of the evacuee update. Please submit your questions to [email protected] and we will be sure to respond and post answers to your questions on the City of Malibu’s website at www.malibucity.org/woolsey.”
Woolsey Fire Structure Destruction Map
This “Crowd-Sourced” map shows homes and building that were either destroyed or damaged in the fire.
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Two Major Malibu Roads To Close For Storm Malibu Canyon Road – open until 6 tonight. Pacific Coast Highway – closed to all traffic (including passes) at noon. Las Flores Canyon Rd – closed along with PCH. Kanan Dume – OPEN. PCH to Oxnard – OPEN watch for sharp rocks near Pt Mugu. Route 23 […]
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Encinal Canyon Quake Sequence Continues The Encinal Canyon earthquake sequence continued to rattle into the night … and the morning.. We had an aftershock … about 11 minutes ago (as of 12 noon broadcast) It was at 11:49 am… magnitude 2.7. And then … at 2:23 this morning … an epicenter 3.1 quake. People as […]
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Big Mud flow on PCH near Big Rock is blocked off with K-rail Caltrans has put K-rail around a major mud flow that has covered two lanes of Pacific Coast Highway east of Big Rock. The small canyons and goat gullies above the highway have dumped mud and rocks onto the highway … part of […]
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PCH Will Not Be Opening To General Traffic Anytime Soon, Sheriff’s Deputy Says, As Malibu PCH Passes May Be Easier To Get From City of LA Caltrans and the Army Corps of Engineers have told the LA county sheriff’s office that PCH will not be open to general traffic anytime soon. Heavy cranes are being […]
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Almost 6 Hours Of Input From Public On Fire Rebuild Rules City Council To Meet At 3 Today To Digest It Planner Says Views Will Be Impacted By Higher Oceanfront FEMA Foundations Malibu residents met with the city council for 5 and a half hours Tuesday … from 3 in the after noon to 8:40 […]
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Taller Oceanfront Replacement Houses On Platforms May Be OK’d By Council, And It Looks Like PCH Safety Improvements Are Dead The Malibu coastline is going to look a lot different … after the fire damage is scraped away and new beachfront houses are built. The city council today is going to hash out details to […]
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Calabasas Request For TRO To Keep Malibu Debris Out Is Rejected Several developments in the fire debris protests … lawsuits and potential delays in clearing wreckage from Malibu and Pacific Palisades. Calabasas has lost its effort to get a court order … blocking transfer of fire ash from Malibu to the dump over the hill […]
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Calabasas In Court Today, Seeking To Block Malibu Fire Debris From Dump Calabasas activists have a court hearing today … on their request for a court order to block Malibu fire debris from being dumped at the county landfill in Calabasas. The county saniattion district’s Lost Hills Landfill is the only licensed disposal area for […]
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[These news items were broadcast Friday Feb. 21. Due to pressing radio station construction work, this could not be transcribed and posted until today, Sunday Feb. 23.] Hundreds of people packed Malibu City Hall last night … nearly each and every one of them with something vitally important to be considered as the city rewrites […]
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Malibu To Beg Sacramento To Bail Out 330 Failing Septic Tanks Or Pits: Imminent Danger To Santa Monica Bay Predicted There is a dire threat to the Santa Monica Bay from 330 septic tanks and pits along the Malibu coast that were either damaged or destroyed by the Palisades Fire. Raw sewage and floating debris […]