Captain Chuck Becerra of the Lost Hills Station released this statement regarding the second Catalytic Converter theft prevention event for our area: “The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s Malibu/Lost Hills Station has partnered with Akey Brakey Auto Repair in an effort to protect your vehicle and prevent catalytic converter thefts. During the event members of…
Volunteers at the Do Good Bus, an organization that strives to make significant and impactful experiences by doing good deeds reached out to the Lost Hills Station when they noticed the emergency landing helispot at Zuma Beach was in dire need of a spruce up. So they gathered a group of motivated volunteers and headed…
The Lost Hills Station released this information regarding the incident where a box truck left a trail of destruction on PCH: Yesterday at approximately 5:30pm, we received a call for service of a possible drunk driver. Deputies spotted the vehicle driving erratically and endangering the safety of the public. Deputies initiated a short pursuit of…
The steep rise in catalytic converter thefts in Los Angeles County has prompted the Sheriff’s Department’s Malibu/Lost Hills Station has partnered with Calabasas Car Care Tire Pros in an effort to protect your vehicle and prevent catalytic converter thefts. During the event members of the Tire Pros’ staff will etch an identifying serial number on…
By Cece Woods, Editor in Chief On February 5th, Malibu resident and former Malibu Public Safety Commissioner David Saul received a commendation from Captain Chuck Becerra and the Lost Hills Station for his participation in Emergency Preparedness Protocol. Saul’s expertise in public safety which includes 9 year’s on the City’s Public Safety Commission and currently…
By Cece Woods, Editor in Chief At approximately 4:24 a.m. on February 28th, a fire was reported in the Knolls areas of Malibu Canyon forcing evacuations of approximately 30 residents, road closures on PCH to Corral Canyon and from Mulholland on Las Virgenes/Malibu Canyon to PCH. Additionally, power outages caused traffics lights to malfunction. The…
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Editor-in-Chief Cece Woods founded Malibu Daily News in 2021.
Woods began publishing in 2013, creating the lifestyle publication 90265 Magazine. One year later, she launched The Local Malibu, an activism-based platform, in 2014.
The publication was instrumental in the success of two ballot measures, seating three Malibu City Councilmen in 2016, and supporting the top two vote-getters again in 2020.
During the summer of 2018, Woods exposed the law enforcement cover-up in the Malibu Creek State Park Shootings and a few short months later, provided the most comprehensive local news coverage during the Woolsey Fire attracting over 1 million hits across her social media platforms.
Woods went on to create the LA political platform The Current Report, exposing the corruption at LA Metro under Philip Washington. She worked with Federal investigators, a watchdog organization, and senators, ultimately leading to Washington withdrawing his nomination to become head of the FAA.
In 2020, Woods added Cali Mag to her extensive list of successful publications.