Samantha Bravo is an Assistant Editor at various publications, including The Malibu Times and La Canada Flintridge Outlook. She covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on adoption and foster care, as well as urban and fine art, exploring the intersections of these themes in her work. Samantha's writing has been featured in The Malibu Times, La Canada Flintridge Outlook, Picket Fence Media, and Laguna Beach Independent.
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Samantha Bravo's coverage is heavily focused on local news, including accidents, city council meetings, and community events in Malibu. She often reports breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, family & relationships, and entertainment within the area.
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By: Samantha Bravo
The city of San Juan Capistrano ushered in the holiday season Saturday, Dec. 6, as Historic Town Center Park sparkled with music, lights and community spirit during the annual Tree Lighting Celebration. Hundreds of visitors came together for local performances, festive vendors and a joyful countdown to the moment the tree lit up the night.
On Wednesday, Dec. 10, the Dana Point Women’s Club (DPWC) unveiled a new warehouse space to continue “Project Foster,” a program that provides donations to kids in the foster care
By: Samantha Bravo
Best known for a variety of French continental cuisine, Gemmell’s Restaurant in Dana Point is officially closing on New Year’s Eve after nearly 25 years of serving the community.
By: David Groesbeck/, Samantha Bravo
Over this past weekend, Dana Point Harbor kicked off the holiday season with its 50th annual Boat Parade of Lights, illuminating the entire harbor from Friday, Dec. 12 through Sunday,
Nearly 200 kids left the Laguna Beach Boys & Girls Club last week with brand new coats given by Orange County Supervisor Katrina Foley for the annual ‘New Coats for
By: Samantha Bravo
The year 2025 was marked by significant global events. From staying resilient during the fires that ravaged Los Angeles County to supporting businesses during the ongoing Dana Point Harbor Revitalization Project, the city and local organizations continued to host beloved events that make Dana Point the vibrant coastal town that it is.
Artist Lovisa Kjerrgren (with scissors) and new Dana Point Mayor John Gabbard (to her right) celebrate the unveiling of the new mural at the Dana Point Community Center, a public art installation called “Dana Delights.” A Sweden-born artist, Kjerrgren is a former Dana Point resident. JPVSPHOTO
By: Samantha Bravo
New Dana Point Mayor John Gabbard, shown in Council Chambers, is prioritizing public safety and business development in his new role of city leadership. Robin Gray Photo
By: Samantha Bravo
Ginny Villa started her “Under Pressure Homework Help” tutoring program in 2013 and opened an office space in 2019. The Dana Point business now helps more than 150 students weekly, and she started a foundation to help those who lack the financial means for academic support. Photo: Courtesy of Ginny Villa
New Dana Point Mayor John Gabbard, shown in Council Chambers, will be the featured speaker at the Jan. 16 Coffee Chat in Dana Point Harbor. Photo: Courtesy of City of Dana Point
