Letter to the Editor: Mayor Frutos Spreads Well Wishes
I want to wish you and your family Peace, Love and Happiness.
LETTER: Burbank Councilman Reports Out to Citizens
Councilman Will Rogers give residents a way to track his activities between council meetings
LETTER: New Bikeway Unifying Factor for Community
By completing this project, the City will be taking a step closer to realizing the vision set forth in the Bicycle Master Plan
Letter: Councilman Looks for Better Communication Routes to Public
Councilman Will Rogers is looking for best lines of communications to keep public informed and involved on Airport and other City Issues.
Will Rogers Thanks Voters for City Council Seat Win
Councilman-Elect thanks voters and sets direction
Former Candidate Throws Support to Aghakhanian
Tangkhpanya thanks voters and throws support behind Armond Aghakhanian
LETTER: Burbank Association of Realtors Endorse Candidates
Burbank Association of Realtors endorse candidates for both City Council and School Board
Letter: Attend Airport Commission Meeting
Rogers discusses upcoming airport issue
Holiday Message from Councilman Bob Frutos
As we begin this holiday season, I have been reflecting on the things I am most grateful for; family, friends and good neighbors.I am thankful...
Reader Has Some Advice for Mayor Gordon
At two recent council meetings (April 22 and May 13) I used the "public comment" podium to run three videos refuting Mayor David Gordon's...
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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
Burbank is a safe and friendly community.
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.