Dolores Huerta Recognized with a Proclamation By Burbank City Council
During last week’s Burbank City Council Meeting, Mayor Nick Schultz presented Dolores Huerta with a proclamation, declaring April 10, 2024 as “Dolores Huerta Day,” in the City of Burbank.
City Council Tells Metro They are Staying With the Mixed Use Option on...
Council stays with the letter they wrote in 2022 saying they were in favor of mixed flow but are willing to discuss future options with Metro
Opinion: Taking Away Traffic Lanes for a Bus Lane on Olive Avenue is Just...
Masking only a single lane of traffic available on Olive between Buena Vista and Lake is bad for motorists and businesses
Burbank Councilmember Takahashi Appointed to National League of Cities Human Development Committee
Takahashi was elected to a one-year term and will provide strategic direction and guidance for NLC’s federal advocacy agenda
Burbank City Council Passes Anti-Trafficking Ordinance Championed by Zonta Club
Burbank Council enacts anti-trafficking law, propelled by Zonta Club's dedicated advocacy efforts.
Burbank Commemorates International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Burbank honors Holocaust victims and survivors, emphasizes education and remembrance.
City Council Meeting: Nick Schultz Named New Mayor
Mayor and vice mayor are named at the most recent city council meeting.
City Council Decides to Fight California Voters Rights Lawsuit
A person named Nicholas Gutierrez has demanded the City change its election system under threat of lawsuit
Mullins Appointed to 2023 SCAG Community, Economic, and Human Development Committee
Committee is responsible for reviewing projects, designs, and programs for consistency and conformity with applicable regional plans
Burbank City Council to Nick Gutierrez, “Let’s Talk”
After sending letter in August of 2022, Nick Gutierrez and representatives have been silent. Council wants to hear their idea for solutions
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