Feasturing Taro Watanabe, Andrew Jacobson, Shane Borland, & Frankie Harrer.
Filmed and Edited by Quinn Graham, with water Cinematography by Joe Duerr.
Pacific Coast Highway northbound north of Sunset Blvd. still has the right lane blocked due to slide. Cal-Trans has secured emergency funding to create a 2nd northbound lane. The design plans are complete and they expect to hire a contractor next week. Construction date is not set, yet.
All lanes will be shifted towards the southbound highway shoulder to create room for the second northbound lane.
Sarah Alden: so many roads.
She was a lover of sunrises on the east coast and sunsets on the west coast. Sarah adored her two sons, her animals, and was blessed with a refined eye for vintage jewelry which she sold on roseark.com. At 53 years old, Sarah was looking to start a new chapter in her journey; to walk a new road. Instead, her life was violently taken from her.
On April 6th, Sarah was so excited because she had just signed a one year lease in her favorite part of the United States…Venice Beach, CA. The next morning she had arranged to meet her two close friends for brunch to surprise them with the great news that she was moving to LA! The brunch never happened because Sarah was brutally attacked and with malice aforethought, on the Venice Canals at 10:30pm. Sarah sustained multiple brain injuries and was left for dead, in a coma. On Monday, May 20th, in the late afternoon, after a courageous fight to survive, Sarah was declared brain dead.
On May 24th, Sarah passed away.
In honor of something positive coming from this heartbreaking, completely unnecessary early death, Sarah’s sons have chosen to donate her organs. They hope the love of their mother can live on through the gift of life to others. Her final chapter will help others live on and continue on their road. Tragically, her two sons - young men that need your support - now look to create a memorial service and future without their mother. Please consider donating or writing a kind word of encouragement to the family Sarah was taken from far too young.
To donate, please Click Here
The LAPD has not yet released any more info on the suspect.
More info to be posted as it is discovered....
It has been reported via some news outlets that he is a homeless man and his last address is listed as Las Vegas, NV.
For all our coverage of this horrible event, Click Here.
Get a free Jack's USA Beach Towel with the purchase of $25 or more. In-store and online. Use the code "FREETOWEL" online.
Sale is valid in stores and online @ Jackssurfboards.com today through 5/27. Exclusions apply.
Authorities are continuing to search for a 53-year-old New York man with ties to Greek and Danish royalty who went missing in Malibu, sheriff’s officials said this weekend.
Attilio Brillembourg was last seen at about 1:10 a.m. May 18 in the 6000 block of Murphy Way, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. Brillembourg was described as a 5-feet-10-inch white male weighing 165 pounds with gray hair, green eyes and an unknown tattoo on his upper thigh. He was last seen wearing a blue shirt, gray pants and no shoes.
“There is concern for Mr. Brillemboug’s well-being,” the sheriff’s department said.
Brillembourg is the stepfather of 43-year-old Princess Tatiana, who is a member of the non-reigning Greek royal family and the Danish royal family as the wife of Prince Nikolaos, son of Constantine II, who reigned as king of Greece until the monarchy was abolished in that country 1973.
Anyone who has seen Brillembourg or knows of his whereabouts was asked to call the sheriff’s Missing Persons Unit at 323-890-5500. Anonymous callers may call Crime Stoppers at 800-222-8477
As Memorial Day weekend approaches, marking the unofficial start of summer, the Santa Monica Police Department is ramping up efforts to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for residents and visitors alike.
In anticipation of a greater number of visitors and events, SMPD is deploying additional officers throughout the city. You may notice our Mobile Command Post near the beach or the 3rd Street Promenade. Additionally, you may see the Mounted Unit out on patrol on Main Street or near Palisades Park. These patrols aim to increase visibility and public safety amid the festivities.
Safety Tips for the Weekend
• Keep personal belongings secure and in sight. Lock vehicles and secure homes, especially when away.
• Stay aware of your surroundings and report any suspicious activity.
DUI Prevention
Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs poses a significant threat to everyone on the road. SMPD motor officers will be conducting safety-focused operations throughout the weekend. We strongly encourage everyone to plan ahead by designating a sober driver or arranging alternative transportation such as rideshare services. Let's work together to prevent tragedies and make this holiday a safe one for all.
As we kick off the summer season, our priority is the safety and well-being of everyone in Santa Monica. The Santa Monica Police Department wishes everyone a safe and enjoyable Memorial Day weekend. For emergencies, please dial 911. For non-emergencies, contact our dispatch center at 310-458-8491.
Two employees of a do-it-yourself pottery/paint business in the Ocean Park area of Santa Monica were caught on video dumping green paint glaze into a storm which has a huge warning sign stating "No Dumping - This Drains To Ocean" on it. One of the employees is heard saying "Who Cares. It'll Rain." The business has issued an apology and statement.
Malibu City Hall is located at 23825 Stuart Ranch Rd. Find the pledge wall, posters and lawn signs in the upstairs lobby!
For more info, Click Here.
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