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Council OKs $9.6M for affordable housing
The City Council has agreed to spend $9.6 million of redevelopment money on an affordable housing project that costs more than the total projected budget deficit for the city. Although the funds now earmarked to demolish and rebuild a number of...Tags: Executive Branch, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Jerry Brown
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Guards open CIF playoffs today
SOFTBALL Bell-Jeff vs. Public Safety Academy: The Guards were scheduled to open the CIF Southern Section playoffs Thursday against the Phoenix, but Public Safety Academy had a school function and couldn't play the game. As a result, the Division VII...Tags: Safety of Citizens, College Baseball, Health and Safety at School
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One and done for Burroughs, 1-0
OLIVE PARK — A dominating pitching performance and solid defense from its first-round opponent ended the Burroughs High softball team's season Thursday afternoon. The usually potent Indians' offense was held to one hit by St. Lucy's starting...Tags: Heads of State, Human Interest
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Disney demonstrators released on bail
Four environmental activists who were arrested Wednesday after chaining themselves to the entrance gate and unfurling a banner at Walt Disney Studios have been released after posting $1,000 bail. Two members of Rainforest Action Network dressed as Mickey...Tags: Literature, Public Employees, Natural Resources, Conservation, San Francisco
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Bell-Jeff wins with familiar formula
BURBANK — The Bellarmine-Jefferson High softball team advanced to the second round of the CIF Southern Section Division VII playoffs with an all too familiar formula that brought it plenty of success in the regular season as well. Fueled by its...Tags: Safety of Citizens
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Own a large vehicle? You'll have to pay in Burbank
Being an oversized vehicle in Burbank just got a lot harder. The City Council this week adopted a plan that would force drivers of non-commercial vehicles longer than 22 feet or taller than 8 feet — which would include most recreational vehicles,...Tags: Ken Johnson, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Vehicles, Public Officials, E-Commerce Industry
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Burbank employees in line for bonuses
City employees could receive up to $1.89 million in bonuses this year, even after City Hall for the first time tapped a rainy-day fund this summer to cover a multimillion-dollar budget gap. Facing a $5.8-million deficit in June, the City Council approved...Tags: Lawyers, Budgets and Budgeting, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Career and Workplace, Employees
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Magnolia Park Optimist Club installs officers
The installation of new officers and directors of the Magnolia Park Optimist Club for the 2010-11 year was held on Sept. 16 at the Elks club. Former Lt. Gov. Jim Lloyd first retired the outgoing officers — President Terry Scott, and board members,...Tags: Clubs and Associations, Academic Progress, Lawyers, Dining and Drinking, Human Interest
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Board looking into family favortism
Burbank officials this week began a policy discussion on nepotism and what they said was a void of rules governing family members who work directly with one another. According to Civil Service Board Chairman Nathan Schlossman's calculations, based on a...Tags: Family, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Career and Workplace, Employment, Employees
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Thoughts from the bullpen: LaChasse is the man for the job
Interim Police Chief Scott LaChasse must go. Permanent Police Chief Scott LaChasse must be hired. It has now been more than 10 months since former Police Chief Tim Stehr stepped down amid all of the problems and allegations in the Burbank Police...Tags: Los Angeles Police Department, Los Angeles, Public Employees, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Career and Workplace
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Neighbors on alert after burglaries
South Burbank saw a rash of vehicle and business burglaries this past week, prompting police to issue a crime alert warning residents to secure their belongings. Most of the burglaries took place in the 4400 block of Sarah Street and the 3400 block of...Tags: Safety of Citizens, Eyewear, Crimes, Bank of America Corp., Burbank (Los Angeles, California)
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Development's traffic impact questioned
City officials are looking into whether developers of a massive NBC Universal project are underestimating how the added traffic will affect surrounding streets in West Burbank.
The influx could be significant. The nearly 400-acre site for the NBC...Tags: Entertainment, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Television, California, Transportation
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