Burbank Passes Tenant Protection Urgency Ordinance
The ordinance, effective immediately, introduces heightened protections for no-fault just cause evictions related to demolitions and substantial remodels
Mother of Glenoaks Fatal Car Crash Victim Files Lawsuit
Mother of Jaiden Johnson, has filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court for damages in the accident that claimed her son, along with Cerain Baker, and Natalee Moghaddam,
Tinhorn Flats Protest Will be Allowed in Front of Mayor’s Residence
Because of an vague Municipal Code and the unwillingness of the District Attorney to prosecute, officials can only monitor situation
City Comes Up With Temporary Plan for Raising Cane’s Neighbors Frustrations
Residents on Orchard Drive may soon get some temporary relief as the Council votes to try some traffic mitigations for 60 days
City Will Provide McCambridge Pool For Burbank High Water Sport Team Use After Summer...
The City of Burbank has entered into an agreement with the Burbank Unified School District to allow Burbank High water sports teams the use...
Meet the Mayor: Get to Know Bob Frutos
Mayor Bob Frutos originally joined the Burbank City Council in May of 2013 under the campaign of neighborhood empowerment, community engagement, and a fresh perspective on the current ongoing problem with our city. Now serving his second term as Mayor during his time on Council, Mayor Frutos still holds true to those values he started with.
City of Burbank Releases its Case for Revoking Tinhorn Flats Conditional Use Permit
In a public hearing to be held February 22 by the Burbank City Council, a decision will be made about Tinhorn Flats permit to operate
DeBell Inaugurates New Driving Range
Hundreds were on hand Saturday afternoon as DeBell Golf Club inaugurated the re-opening of its driving range.The event was highlighted by the...
City of Burbank Gives Update About Tinhorn Flats – Restaurant Remains Defiant
City gives timeline of actions while Tinhorn Flats deifies court order.
City Council to Metro: Burbank Needs Buses on a Mixed Flow on Olive Avenue
Council votes unanimously to send a letter to Metro Board saying they want to see buses using the mixed-flow option
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The Art Of The Craft
On a sunny afternoon in Burbank, the front door of The Green Man creaks open and the scent of sage, sandalwood, and something indefinably earthy drifts out. Inside, shelves glow with candles, herbs, crystals, and hand-blended oils.
Burbank Police Log: October 20 – October 26
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Letter to the Editor: Resident Wants to See Burbank Institute a Rental Registry
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