Op Ed – Moving Toward Greenhouse Gas Compliance and Ensuring Burbank’s Residents Continue to...
While proposed increases can be difficult for some community members, it is never our desire to charge more than we need to...
Opinion: Despite Cuts and Financial Woes, School Board Wants to Give Superintendent a Raise
Despite District downsizing and cutting programs. Giving high level raises in a time of financial uncertainty is disgraceful.
Opinion: It is Time to Add a New Subject to the ‘Talks’
It is time that parents add a new 'talk' in raising their young adult. They need to discuss mortality and speeding in vehicles
OPINION: Burbank Needs to Tell Metro to Rethink Their Wheels
Metro is asking Burbank's permission to remove a lane of traffic on Olive Ave between Lake and Buena Vista for dedicated bus ways
OPINION: Burbank Leaders Need to Disclose Lawsuit Settlement Payouts to Public Without Having to...
According to the City, they only disclose payouts from lawsuits only if someone 'requests' the information
Opinion: Time to End Virtual City Council Meetings
It is time for the City Council to join the School Board and end the virtual meetings instead of voting to continue them
Opinion: Doing Nothing About Vaccine Mandate is Not a Show of Leadership
The City Council made it clear that nothing was the best action.
Guest Column: Looking at Minnesota Should Give California Pause in New Housing Bills
"The universal upzoning of all single family lots in Minneapolis to allow for increased density of 3-units officially took effect on January 1, 2020"
Guest Column: Cities are shamed and bullied and the stability of all Burbank neighborhoods...
Senate Bills 9, 10 among others that if passed will have lasting social, economic well-being, and quality of life impacts on Burbank for generations to come
Guest Column: URGENT! Help Stop Bad and Thoughtless Sacramento Housing Bills Before it...
First in a three-part series to educate myBurbank readers and our community about the bad housing bills pending in Sacramento this year
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Burbank Police Log: June 6 – June 12
The Burbank police department is always prepared and ready to serve.
Congressman Schiff Statement on Supreme Court Decision to Strike Down Roe v. Wade
“Make no mistake, this court is not conservative — it is partisan, with a partisan and socially backward agenda."
Summer Family Fun: Petersen Automotive Museum
This summer, visiting the Petersen Automotive Museum, is a must-do for your bucket list. From the outside the giant red and metal structure looks like something out of a space film, but once inside hundreds of the most unique and rare cars glisten and sparkle covering three floors of space. Their featured exhibit, Bond in Motion, holds the official collection of James Bond vehicles that is now on display through October 23rd.