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.
OP/ED: A BWP customer asks: Is the ECAC (Energy Cost Adjustment Charge) doubling my...
The Energy Cost Adjustment Charge (ECAC) charge has recently appeared as a line item on BWP customer bills, leaving many customers wondering if it is driving up their electric bills
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
OPINION: City Must Vote to Strip Tinhorn Flats of Their Conditional Use Permit
Tinhorn Flats must have their CUP revoked in the hearing Monday by the City Council for repeated violations of County Health Orders
Opinion: Enough of Thoughts and Prayers, Time for Thoughts and Actions
In Burbank, it may be easier to buy a weapons of war than to find baby formula with 14 Firearm Dealers within a five mile radius
OPINION: City Workers, School District Employees Need Mandated Vaccinations
Even students 12 years and older should be required to be vaccinated like they are for polio to attend schools
Opinion: Doing Nothing About Vaccine Mandate is Not a Show of Leadership
The City Council made it clear that nothing was the best action.
Opinion: City Council Not Delivering on Measure P Promise on Fire and Police Departments
Burbank elected leaders asked the citizens to approve Measure P. After already raising over $89 million, promises have not been kept to our first responders
Opinion: City vs. Tinhorn Flats Fiasco: In All Transparency, Burbank Taxpayers are the Real...
City only asking a fraction of the costs incurred during the three year ordeal
OPINION: Mayor has Earned Our Forgiveness
"Let's remember that the mayor did not commit a crime, nor did he embezzle money, take bribes, or make any threats"
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Burbank Police Go Pink in October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
The Burbank Police Department (BPD) unveiled their annual pink police cruiser and motorcycle for Breast Cancer Awareness Month on October 1st via social media with a message from Chief Rafael Quintero.
The Colony Theatre Scripts & Sips Playreading Series Presents Romeo and Juliet Senior Citizens...
The Colony Theatre in Burbank has announced the third installment of its Scripts & Sips playreading series, The Romeo and Juliet Senior Citizens Project — A Comedy by Jami Brandli
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Denali
Say hello to the handsome, silly and clever Denali. This classically gorgeous husky is about 4 yrs old and came to the shelter when his humans couldn’t care for him.