Letter to the Editor: Resident Concerned About the High Speed Rail ‘Boondoggle’
"Now, the problem arises for the City Council: how will it recoup the taxpayer-funded planning done for the State's boondoggle?"
Letter to the Editor: Resident Believes Social Housing is a Real Solution to Burbank’s...
Social housing removes housing from the real estate market, where the shortage of affordable options lets property owners and big landlords profit
Letter to the Editor: Schultz Touts New Legistation to Help Entertainment Industry in Southern...
Burbank Assembly Member introduces two bills to help keep production in California
Letter to the Editor: Reader Questions if ‘Jazz Hands’ at Council Meetings is a...
"Jazz hands" is a means of government censorship because, as a symbolic dance movement, it signifies only AGREEMENT.
Letter to the Editor: Resident Wants to Clarify Burbank’s Sanctuary City Status
The Burbank Police Department has not and has never engaged in enforcing federal immigration law.
Letter to the Editor: Burbank Human Relations Council President Wants Burbank to Stand Together...
"Burbank has also experienced an increased trend in hate crimes and incidents in recent years"
Letter to the Editor: Resident frustrated with Direction Burbank is Taking
"Soon, the post-12/17/24 Burbank City Council will become a functioning financial leverage tool of developers and real-estate renovators"
Letter to the Editor: Resident Shares His Experience in Dealing with Rancho Neighborhood
"I've a contetious history with the "equestrians" of the Rancho neighborhood going back to 2011 over my right to safely walk my bicycle across the public Mariposa Bridge"
Letter to the Editor: Group Stresses That Hate Speech was from an Individual, not...
"The comments in question were from one individual not the Rancho neighborhood."
Letter to the Editor: Developer Upset by Racist Attacks by Rancho Neighborhood
"As recently as last week’s Council meeting, some Rancho residents cursed at us inside the chambers of City Hall"
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Disney Family Cancer Center Invites Community to Annual Pink Lighting Ceremony Honoring Breast Cancer...
. The event will feature the ceremonial illumination of the Roy and Patricia Disney Family Cancer Center in pink, symbolizing hope, support and remembrance for those affected by breast cancer
Burbank Police Log: August 31 – September 6
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Muir Middle School Celebrates Thirteenth Japan Day
John Muir Middle School celebrated their thirteenth Japan Day celebration with Sister School Rebun High School on Friday, September 18. The students and staff at Muir, and their families, hosted 13 visiting Japanese students and their chaperones during their visit to the United States.