Autos
It’s risky business when police and firefighters responding to emergency calls must race through busy intersections, relying only on their sirens and flashing lights to alert motorists to get out of the way.
April 25, 2001
California
After 18 months of intense lobbying, numerous court fights and dozens of delaying tactics, Malibu cityhood backers realize that playing politics with Los Angeles County officials can be a full contact sport.
May 25, 1989
Technology and the Internet
Sun Unveils Workstations: The Ultra 1 and Ultra 2 systems, which incorporate the new UltraSparc microprocessor, represent an attempt by Sun Microsystems Inc. of Mountain View, Calif., to recapture its dominant position in high-end personal computers.
Nov. 8, 1995
If Malibu incorporates, but does not approve a new sewer system, existing septic systems will continue to contribute to a health hazard in the area and could contaminate surface and ground water in the coastal community, according to an environmental study released this week.
March 31, 1989
Despite word from Los Angeles County supervisors that they will no longer oppose a June 5 Malibu incorporation election, cautious cityhood backers did not appear ready to celebrate last week.
March 18, 1990
In a setback for Malibu cityhood supporters, Los Angeles County officials have asked a state appellate court to overturn a judge’s order giving the Board of Supervisors until today to conclude an incorporation hearing and set a June cityhood election.
Feb. 27, 1990
In a victory for Malibu cityhood supporters, a judge on Wednesday ordered the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors to stop delaying a long-sought incorporation election, clearing the way for the election to be held in June.
Feb. 1, 1990
Angered by Gov.
Oct. 4, 1990
The City Council has approved funds for a computer system that will enable planners and community members to “see” new neighborhood plans for Pico-Union and other areas of the city.
Oct. 17, 1993
Entertainment & Arts
Demand for satellite TV is way up, but the price continues to fall.
March 6, 1999