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
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: 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
Teenage Burbank Resident Battling Kidney Disease Seeks Donor
16-year-old Burbank resident Micah Homoyounian is battling a rare chronic kidney disease and is in search of a donor.
Letter to the Editor: School Board President Asks for Support of Measure I
Our current school district's fiscal woes are not due to the district's lack of frugality
OPINION: BUSD Tries To Find Show Choir Harmony
July 25 had a warm night. But the political temperature was hotter inside Burbank Unified School District headquarters. Discord loomed.
Burbankers Enjoy America’s Birthday and What the 4th of July Truly Stands For
ED NOTE: John Savageau joins the staff on BurbankNBeyond with his look at how one Burbank neighborhood spent their evening Monday...
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Burbank Children’s Author, Mary Brodsky, Shares Release of Books at Barnes and Noble Storytime
Born, raised, and still living in our beautiful and vibrant city of Burbank, Mary Brodsky, is a beloved children's author, that has woven tales of enchantment, fantasy, adventure and magic into her books.
Burbank Has a Vacancy on the Park and Recreation Board to Fill
The Burbank City Clerk’s Office is accepting applications for the Park, Recreation and Community Services Board through August 22