Letter to the Editor: Council Candidate Appeals to Voters
"The impacts of this pandemic on our businesses have been unprecedented, which calls for us to mount an unprecedented response"
Letter to the Editor: Resident Supports Takahashi for Council
"...she was already proving her commitment to the families of Burbank."
Letter to the Editor: Parent Supports School Board Incumbents
"I think our current board has done a fantastic job under the circumstances"
Letter to the Editor: Burbank Businessman Requests NO Vote on Proposition 15
"What I don’t understand is why local school advocates would support Prop 15 because what it guarantees is so little in new funding to the BUSD as to be ridiculous."
Letter to the Editor: Voter Backs Takahashi for Council Seat
A few years ago I had the pleasure of meeting Tamala Takahashi as we were both new members of the Burbank Board of Library Trustees
Letter to the Editor: Resident Supports Schultz for City Council
"We need people like Nick Schultz on the City Council."
Letter to the Editor: Burbank Mayor Wants Your No Vote on Measure RC
Measure RC will cost Burbank almost $6 million to set up a bureaucracy that operates outside our city government structure, imposes what can be described as a non-voter approved tax, and reports to no one
Letter to the Editor: Council Candidate Wants Amazon Taxed
When big businesses decide to open shop in our small town, we must take stock of the ramifications those businesses create in our local economy
Letter to the Editor: Resident Supports Council Candidate
Burbank resident supports the candidacy of Konstantine Anthony
Letter to the Editor: Resident Supports Council Candidate
Burbank resident supports the candidacy of Paul Herman
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Police Called to Same Home Twice in Three Days for Barricaded Suspect
After hours long standoff the first time with no arrest, officers are called back a second time, this time using tear gas to arrest the suspect
Burbank Police Bring Joy to Local Youth at Annual Shop With a Cop Event
The Burbank Police Department hosted its annual Shop With a Cop event, where 30 local children, selected through the Burbank Housing Corporation, were invited to take part in a holiday experience designed to create memories and give back to families in need of a little extra love and support during this time of year.
Burbank Boys Hoops Strong Early, Cannot Keep Pace With Arcadia In Second Half
The Bulldogs are at a clear height disadvantage versus the Apaches and it shows.