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Malibu and Caltrans plan stabilization of fire-damaged coastal lots

Malibu and Caltrans are moving to stabilize coastal lots damaged by fire ahead of El Niño. The work concerns protection of vulnerable coastal land and infrastructure.

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Further severe weather could worsen instability and damage in an area already weakened by wildfire.

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  1. Malibu, Caltrans move to stabilize fire-damaged coastal lots ahead of El Niño — The Malibu Times ↗malibutimes.com · Recorded source date: Sep 3, 2026, 7:17 PM UTC

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