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“Swatting” Call on Grismer Puts Residents and Officers in Harms Way
Officers responded to an address on Grismer after someone reported a shooting in progress in one of the apartments
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“Swatting” Call on Grismer Puts Residents and Officers in Harms Way
Officers responded to an address on Grismer after someone reported a shooting in progress in one of the apartments
Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Resident Wants Police Commission Reduced in Numbers
"I am expressing an emphatic “no” to hiring additional candidates for the Police Commission"
City of Burbank
This Week’s City Council Roundup: 3/2/2021
The Burbank City Council met virtually on Tuesday, March 2, 2021 and opened the meeting in adjournment of retired Burbank Fire Captain, Guy Thompson, who served the Burbank Fire Department for 33 years. Mayor Bob Frutos proceeded with some announcements to the public including an online community workshop for the Burbank Housing Element hosted by the Community Development Department on February 27th from 11:00am-12:30pm.
Burbank Files Civil Action to Disconnect Power and Padlock Doors of Tinhorn Flats
City files suit to have Tinhorn Flats shut down. Asks for injunction to have electricity cut and doors padlocked along with paying all court costs
Schultz Named to Southern California Association of Governments’ Community, Economic and Human Development Committee
The role of the CEHD Committee is to study problems, programs and other matters, which pertain to the regional issues of community, economic and human development and growth
Get Out of Town
Get Out Of Town!: Carpinteria Tide Pools
Getting out of town during a pandemic comes with its own set of challenges and concerns. Finding less crowded outdoor spaces has been hard,...
Business
Media City Credit Union in Burbank Announces 2021 College Scholarship
Media City CU is awarding three $500 scholarships to Fall 2021 college students who help people and participate in their local communities
