Pepperdine University no longer in danger as Malibu wildfire grows
MALIBU, Calif. (CN) — The wildfire that erupted in the canyons above Malibu late Monday grew in size overnight, but the Pepperdine University campus in the coastal Southern California enclave appears no longer threatened by the flames and the red flag warnings are set to expire Wednesday.
The Franklin Fire has burned 3,049 acres in Malibu, prompting evacuations and a shelter-in-place order at the Pepperdine ...
A shelter-in-place order for Pepperdine University is in effect until daylight Tuesday as a result of the Franklin Fire in ...
The Franklin Fire burning in Malibu, and near Pepperdine University, has grown to more than 4,000 acres with 7% containment. Thousand of people have been forced to evacuate. There is continued threat ...
Pepperdine has historically used the shelter-in-place model, according to Gash. With a "strong presence on campus" from the Los Angeles County Fire Department, students are moved to campus buildings ...
The campus community at Pepperdine University was instructed to shelter in place as the Franklin Fire threatened campus ...
A timeline shows how the Franklin Fire was initially reported earlier this week and exploded in size during subsequent hours, ...
University president praises the community’s “calm resilience” as students and staff shelter-in-place in fireproof buildings.
Over 1,000 first responders from multiple agencies are on the ground and in the air battling the Franklin Fire burning in ...
Fueled by blistering Santa Ana winds, the Franklin Fire raged to over 1,800 acres in just a few hours in Malibu.
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