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myBurbank
Published September 30Letter to the Editor: Resident Supports Candidates that are Opposed to the BRT on Olive Avenue
. "They have made it clear that they will support the concept of "Mixed Flow". That will allow all buses to travel along Olive with the rest of the traffic."
myBurbank
Published September 29Letter to the Editor: Retired Teacher Touts Candidate for Area 3
. "We need a Board who will embrace accountability and actively practice the transparency the public deserves."
myBurbank
Published September 29Governor Signs Three Schultz Bills into Law
. Whit the Governor's signature, these bills will go into law shortly
myBurbank
Published September 29Letter to the Editor: Resident Warns to Look at the Past to See the Future in Council Race
. "This is a time for caution. As we look at the Burbank City Council, we need to take a hard, honest look at where we’ve been and where we are heading"
myBurbank
Published September 29Burroughs on Broadway Returns This Fall
Special Two Weekend Engagement October 16-18 and October 23-25
myBurbank
Published September 29Burbank Looking to Fill Vacancy on Rancho Review Board
Completed applications may be submitted online or mailed/dropped off at the City Clerk’s Office
L.A. TACO
Published September 29‘How Fascist Is Your L.A. Sports Team?’: A Guide by L.A. TACO
To quote the late and great MF DOOM: “If yer gonna hate, might as well get yer rumors straight.” Apt words when it comes to your L.A. team and its ownership group.
East Bay Express
Published September 29Destiny Muhammad reinvents jazz harp
When Destiny Muhammad was a 9-year-old living in Compton, she saw Harpo Marx playing the harp on the beloved sitcom, I Love Lucy. She knew instantly in her heart that that was her future and her destiny. A $400 layaway plan, classical lessons and unwavering belief later, Muhammad…
City of Pico Rivera
Published September 29Río Hondo College Classes – There’s Still Time
Students still have time to enroll in Fall classes at Río Hondo College. Second-Half classes begin October 10 and offer flexible online and in-person courses designed to help students stay on track, catch up, or get ahead on their educational goals. Whether students are pursuing…
The Business Journal
Published September 292028 Olympic torch relay to begin in Atlanta and travel through all 50 states before arriving in LA
(AP) — The torch relay for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics will begin in Atlanta, home of the last U.S.
The Business Journal
Published September 29Six Flags Magic Mountain retires X2 roller coaster amid brain injury lawsuits
(AP) — Six Flags Magic Mountain is retiring its famous X2 roller coaster amid lawsuits alleging serious brain injury caused
myBurbank
Published September 29Adoptable Pet of the Week: Tecate
Come visit the Burbank Animal Shelter to foster or adopt Tecate!