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Candidates draw their line in the sidewalk
Despite a multimillion-dollar deficit, ongoing police oversight reforms and depressed utility revenues, a dispute over whether to install sidewalks on two blocks of North Screenland Drive has become a major political hot potato for City Council...Tags: Politics, Human Interest, Primaries, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Elections
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Frutos loses seat on Police Commission
[Editor's note: This story has updated from an earlier version]
Former City Council candidate Bob Frutos lost his seat on the Burbank Police Commission this week after failing to garner enough confirmation votes.
Frutos, who lost to Councilwoman...Tags: Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Crimes, Crime, Law and Justice, Elections
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Council OKs Cultural Arts Commission
With the city's centennial celebration fast approaching, the Burbank City Council approved the formation of the first Cultural Arts Commission. Mayor Anja Reinke, who pushed for an arts commission as part of her campaign platform, said she was excited...Tags: Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Arts and Culture, Cultural Development, Arts, Culture
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Thoughts from the Bullpen: Getting the scoop on council aspirations
Scattered thoughts from a wandering mind… One in, one out: We did exclusive, video interviews for BurbankNBeyond.com Friday night with Councilman Gary Bric and Mayor Anja Reinke, whose terms are now coming up on the City Council, to get their...Tags: Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Regional Authority, Politics, Dog (animal), Family
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Reinke won't re-run for council
[UPDATED] Three candidates have filed papers for the Burbank City Council primary election in February, and Mayor Anja Reinke is not among them. Spots held by Councilman Gary Bric and Reinke will open at the end of the current term ending in April....Tags: Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Los Angeles, Primaries, Elections
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Four file to vie for school board
Three current Burbank Unified school board members and one challenger have filed preliminary papers to run in next year's election. Incumbents Roberta Reynolds, Ted Bunch and Dave Kemp will seek to protect their seats against challenger Gregory Bragg in...Tags: Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Teaching and Learning, Primaries, Academic Progress, Examinations
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New year to bring more BUSD budget woes
As Gov.-elect Jerry Brown readies to slash $28 billion in state expenditures, Burbank Unified officials said they are preparing to initiate another difficult round of cost-cutting measures in order to keep the district financially solvent. "We will...Tags: Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Politics, Jerry Brown, Elections, State Budgets
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Thoughts from the Bull Pen: Predictions for the coming year
Gone today, here tomorrow. Yes, that's right, it's the end of the year. While most news organizations come up with some kind of a "look back" at 2010 (do we really want to read the same news again?), or a top 10 list (usually made up of movies that you...Tags: Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Entertainment, Lawyers, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Public Employees
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Grant steps on sidewalk future
Burbank may have to pass on $125,000 in federal grant money if an earlier City Council decision to halt sidewalk construction on two blocks of Screenland Drive near Luther Middle School remains unchanged.
Following the outcry of nearly 90% of the...Tags: Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Public Officials, Ken Johnson, Government, Road Transportation
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Ballots sent with error
Los Angeles County election officials on Tuesday acknowledged sending vote-by-mail guides to as many as 1,100 Democrats that erroneously listed candidates for the 43rd Assembly District in the same space as votes for or against a controversial parcel tax....Tags: Politics, Primaries, Los Angeles, Democratic Party, Referenda
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Mailbag: Give Gordon a shot at the top spot
We are in 100% agreement with the May 8 editorial "Give Gordon a chance." It is undeniably wrong that Councilman David Gordon's fellow council members should be allowed to treat the council office as a childish popularity game and continually vote to deny...Tags: Medicare, Health, Los Angeles, Subway Transportation, Government Health Care
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Political Landscape: Ramani: Gatto is aloof
Representatives for Republican Assembly candidate Sunder Ramani are arguing that his opponent is dodging opportunities to participate in debates ahead of the June 8 runoff election to represent Glendale, Burbank and parts of Los Angeles. Ramani...Tags: Laws, Politics, Entertainment, Los Angeles, National Security
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