Politics
Rep. Schiff Floor Speech in Support of Relief Package for American Workers, Families and Small Businesses
Burbank Congressman spoke before passage of recovery bill by House
Rep. Schiff Statement in Support of Relief Package for American Workers, Families and Small Businesses
$2 Trillion Package Includes Expanded Unemployment Benefits for Freelance, Gig, and Contract Workers in Entertainment and Other Industries
Schiff Introduces Legislation to Address Shortage of Affordable Housing Options
“The City of Burbank supports Congressman Schiff’s Affordable and Homeless Housing Incentives Act, that provides opportunities for cities and non-profits to compete for potential affordable housing building sites"
myBurbank’s Position on Measure I: VOTE YES
Greg Simay spells out myBurbank's YES position on Measure I, the upcoming Parcel Tax for Burbank Schools. The time is NOW for action
myBurbank Does a Complete Breakdown of Measure I
myBurbank Analyst, Greg Simay, presents both sides of the upcoming ballot measure and separates fact from fantasy.
Rep. Adam Schiff Sworn into 116th Congress for Tenth Term
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) was sworn into Congress for his tenth term
Voters Approve Measure P, Measure QS Fails by Less Than 5 Percent
Burbank voters approve sales tax hike to help City, school measure falls just short of two-thirds mark
myBurbank Recommends ‘YES’ Vote on Both Measures P & QS
Raising the parcel tax and sales tax and never great solutions but in this case the need is immediate and solutions are needed
Measure QS – A Complete Breakdown of the Measure for the Burbank Voter
Burbank's Board of Education hopes voters will approve Measure QS, which would levy a qualified special tax on each parcel of taxable real property
Measure P – A Complete Breakdown of the Measure for the Burbank Voter
Measure P (City Ordinance No. 18-3,904,) which would add 0.75% (¾%) to the local sales tax rate
myBurbank to Break Down Measures P and QS This Week
myBurbank will be breaking down both Measure QS, the school parcel tax and Measure P, the City's request to raise the sales tax (0.75%)
