Schiff Solicits Nominations for Annual Woman of the Year Award
Rep. Schiff looks for women who — through their work or volunteerism — have improved the quality of life in our community
Earthquake Early Warning System to Become Reality
Senator Feinstein and Congressman Schiff Announce $5 Million in CROmnibus For Additional Stations and New Communications Equipment
Candidates Respond: Burbank City Council Race
Four candidates who want to lead Burbank for the next four years are asked some tough questions by staff and readers
Rep. Adam Schiff Updates Burbank on FAA Furloughs
The elimination of air traffic controllers across the nation, including at LAX and Burbank, was beginning to cause flight disruptions and delays, and impacting commerce in a way that would further injure our economy.
Gatto’s Green Fuels Bill Passes Senate Utilities Committee
Bill which removes barriers to the development of renewable natural gas (RNG) as a fuel in California, passed the Senate Utilities Committee after a nearly three hour hearing by a vote of 11-0
Rep. Schiff Statement Supports Supreme Court Health Care Decision
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) released the following statement heralding the Supreme Court’s decision on the President’s health care reform law
Gatto’s Bill to Create Yellow Alert, Apprehend Hit-and-Run Perpetrators, Signed into Law
Bill to establish a “Yellow Alert” system, allowing law-enforcement officials to engage drivers in identifying and apprehending hit-and-run drivers, was signed in to law
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
City Council Candidate Question #6 – Defunding the Police and Race Relations
Today's question has to deal with candidate views on Defunding the Police and Race Relations. See how the candidates responded
Gatto’s Green Fuels Bill Signed into Law
Bill which removes barriers to the development of renewable natural gas (RNG) as a in California and will save local rate-payers millions on their utility bills, was signed by Governor Brown
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Burbank Police Log: July 18 – July 24
The Burbank police department is ever ready and prepared.
Opinion: City Council Wants Public Input, But Not That Much Input When it Matters
City Council wants your input and engagement - just not as much and only when they want it
Burbank Residents Asked to Suspend Outside Watering for Two Week Period
Hand watering will be allowed during the two-week period from Sept. 6-20 while the Colorado River Aqueduct is being repaired