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Parking tickets getting costlier
Most parking tickets will cost drivers an extra $3 under a revenue-bumping plan approved by the City Council this week.
The increase will apply to all parking violations, save those involving street sweeping, and will be fully implemented in the coming...Tags: Government, Crime, Law and Justice, Crimes, Finance, Politics
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City guns for transportation funds
Burbank and Glendale are trying to get a bite of out of the grant money apple as Los Angeles County transportation officials prepare to review myriad infrastructure improvements.
Both cities have submitted four applications each for thousands in grant...Tags: Bob Hope, Government, Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Politics, Metropolitan Transportation Authority
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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: Government, Vehicles, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), E-Commerce Industry, Ken Johnson
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Fired officer asks for new trial
A former Burbank police officer is seeking a new trial after a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge dismissed his allegations of being fired after complaining of workplace harassment. Christopher Lee Dunn claimed he suffered years of ridicule based on...Tags: Government, Trials, Justice System, Minority Groups, Los Angeles Police Department
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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: Government, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice, Budgets and Budgeting, 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: NBCUniversal, Television, Government, California, Entertainment
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District to break ground on Memorial Field
Burbank Unified will break ground early next year on the long-awaited renovation of John Burroughs High School Memorial Field, district officials said. The formal ground-breaking ceremony, scheduled at 1:30 p.m. Jan. 5 on the site at 1920 Clark Ave.,...Tags: Government, Arts and Culture, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), John Burroughs, Public Employees
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Time to cut ties with firm
In the ever-progressing fallout over the employee compensation and financial mismanagement scandal in the city of Bell, it appears the degree of separation for Burbank is a little too close for comfort. Mayer Hoffman McCann — the firm that audited...Tags: Government, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Accounting and Auditing
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State report faults city auditor
The state controller's office on Tuesday issued a report that found an outside audit firm for the city of Bell failed to catch a bevy of alleged financial corruption at City Hall. The finding that, according to the report, Mayer Hoffman McCann...Tags: Financial and Business Services, Bell (Los Angeles, California), Government, Credit Ratings, California
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2010: A year of growing pains
The year 2010 will perhaps be remembered most for its growing pains. Reforms at the Burbank Police Department have been ongoing while at the same time the web of legal action in and out of the department continues to ebb and flow. A new $120-million...Tags: Government, Justice System, Theft, Assault, Lawyers
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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: Road Transportation, Government, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Elections, Transportation
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Six police officers fired
Six more Burbank police officers have been fired for allegedly acting improperly or engaging in excessive use of force. The supposed wrongdoing came to light, officials said, following a probe into the investigation of a 2007 robbery of Porto's Bakery....Tags: Government, Trials, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice, Crimes
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