Thursday marks the one-year anniversary of the tragic deaths of four Pepperdine students fatally struck on Pacific Coast Highway as they strolled to an event, and Friday the city of Malibu will host a news conference to discuss initiatives implemented over the past year to improve safety on PCH.

Malibu marks one year since a fatal crash on Pacific Coast Highway killed four Pepperdine students with a vigil and road safety promises.

A candlelight vigil was held on Thursday night as friends family and community members gathered to remember the deaths of four Pepperdine University students who were struck and killed by a speeding driver while walking along Pacific Coast Highway in October 2023.

Friends, family and community members gathered on Thursday evening to honor the four Pepperdine students killed by a driver on Pacific Coast Highway on the one-year anniversary of the crash. The four women had their lives tragically cut short when they were hit by 22-year-old Fraser Brohm after he lost control of his vehicle in the

Since the four young women were struck and killed by a speeding car, their sorority sisters are honoring their legacy by trying to make PCH safe.

Pepperdine students Niamh Rolston, Peyton Stewart, Deslyn Williams and Asha Weir, were killed on PCH in Malibu one year ago.