Letter to the Editor: How to Protect Yourself From Hackers
I would like to share a few remarks that may be of interest to fellow Burbankers who run a business or work on teams
Letter to the Editor: Resident Wonders Why Background Checks not Performed for Police Commission...
"The City confirmed that the criminal records were received before the vote was taken"
Letter to the Editor: Resident Hopes Drivers Will Make Good Parking Decisions
"We can all do our part by being courteous in our parking decisions"
Letter to the Editor: Police Could Use Their Time More Wisely
"Having 10 officers babysitting Council's pretty chain link fence TODAY is not a solution"
Letter to the Editor: Resident Wants to Stop the False Narrative on Police
Unfortunately, far too often, people call the Police rather than knock on their neighbor’s door..."
Letter to the Editor: Resident Wishes Neighbor Would Communicate Directly Instead of Using Police
"I believe there is room both for my neighbor to enjoy peace and quiet and also for my household to enjoy what brings us happiness"
Letter to the Editor: Business Owner Disappointed in City Council
In my eyes and ears it was a disgrace quite frankly!!
Letter to the Editor: Saying Farewell to a Current Burbank Icon
Burbank will miss Mickey and we will never forget him
Letter to the Editor: Bogus ADA Lawsuits Being Brought are Attacking Burbank Businesses
Our business community is under attack
Letter to the Editor:
"There is no reasonable explanation for the City's decision to pay overtime on top of very generous salaries."
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There’s a quiet rhythm to knitting—loop, pull, repeat. It’s meditative, deliberate, and deeply human. For Tamala Takahashi, Mayor of Burbank, that rhythm is more than a hobby. It’s a philosophy—one that threads through her life as an artist, a community leader, and a public servant.