Letter to the Editor: Burbank Police Foundation Praises Ride-A-Long with Police
"...the very fine quality, well trained YOUNG man who I rode with was a true reflection of this departments core values."
Letter to the Editor: Resident Wants to Warn Residents to be Aware of Candidate...
"there comes a time when the political philosophy that will guide a candidate, needs to be explained, and this case, exposed"
Letter to the Editor: Candidate Upset About Claims Made by Opponent
"Unfortunately, my opponent—a two-term incumbent—has spent the first several weeks of his campaign falsely attacking my character and motives"
Letter to the Editor: Former BUSD Principal, Teacher and Student To Run For Board...
"My name is Dr. Thomas Crowther and I'm running for your kids... my kids… OUR kids! Our students deserve a leader who will show-up for them."
Letter to the Editor: Markarian Announces School Board Candidacy for School Board, Area 5
"I am excited to announce that I have filed my papers and am officially a candidate for the Burbank Board of Education in Trustee Area 5"
Letter to the Editor: Resident Does Not Like Recent Mailing by PAC
"By now many Burbankers have received by mail the glossy flyer posted by the Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles"
Letter to the Editor: Resident Upset of Wording of Political Mailing
"...it says, literally, the current elected City Council is usurping voter political power, negating the alredy expressed "public will!"
Letter to the Editor: Resident Warns of Danger of Potential EV Bus Fires
"...with barely $100 million saved in its financial structuring, just ONE EV bus fire in downtown could wipe out those laboriously aggregated funds"
A Fine Peace Officer Moves On
Letter to the Editor: A Fine Peace Officer Moves On
Letter to the Editor: Resident Says City Council Lacks Civility and Decorum
"Imagine following all of the obscure rules of asking questions in a proper and professional manner..."
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Holiday in the Park Returns November 20 with New Go-Kart Track, Boulevard Art Gallery...
. The free Magnolia Park tradition will feature a first-ever sponsored Quiet Hour, two stages, nearly 200 committed booth spaces, a sold-out food-truck lineup, the returning Car Show and family attractions from Hollywood Way to Buena Vista Street.
Burbank City Council Approves Progressive Design-Build Contract for New Library and Civic Center Project
. New civic and cultural destination will bring modern library facilities, creative spaces and community amenities to Downtown
UMe Credit Union’s Fourth Annual Trunk or Treat Brings Classic Cars, Creative Costumes and...
. Burbank families are invited to a free evening of trick-or-treating among spectacularly decorated classic cars on Friday, October 23.