Letter to the Editor: African American History is More than Black History Month
Since my daughter has been in this district she has barely learned anything about African American history, and that is not productive for a well balanced education
Letter to the Editor: Burbank Councilman Reassures Public
"Please know our City is doing everything possible to maintain our essential services for the residents"
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
Letter to the Editor: Councilman Wishes Burbank Well
As this year comes to a conclusion, I would like to wish everyone happiness and good health in the new year
Letter to the Editor: Burbank Residents Want Affordable Housing, Not Hotels
The City needs to aggressively pursue low-income housing development if it hopes to come close to achieving its low-income Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) goals
Tony’s Bella Vista Thanks The Community For Thirty Two Great Years
As of the close of business on June 30, 2019, Tony’s Bella Vista has closed its doors for good.
Letter to the Editor: Councilman Wishes Burbank Happy Holidays
"Let us remember those who are less fortunate and reach out to help someone in need."
Letter to the Editor: Former School Board Member Urges Yes Vote on Measure QS
Nobody likes taxes, but everyone knows that having quality schools ensures a quality community
Letter to the Editor: League of Women Voters Speaks Out About Candidate Forum
Many audience members who wanted to listen to the candidates were so upset by the rude and obnoxious behavior they left the forum frustrated by the lack of decorum
Letter to the Editor: BUSD Parent Wants No Vote on Measure QS
I am Voting NO on Measure QS, as are many other Parents, Property Owners & Measure S Supporters
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Burbank Police Log: May 25 – May 31
Burbank's men and women in blue are dedicated.
Burbank-Made Indie Film Heads to the TCL Chinese Theatre for West Coast Premiere
Before SMILE…the Worst is Yet to Come makes its West Coast premiere at the iconic TCL Chinese Theatre, part of its story begins in Burbank.
City of Burbank to Host Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit & Run Competition at George Izay Park
. Top performers may continue through the competition pathway with the potential to advance to the Finals held in conjunction with the MLB World Series