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FAA may crack down on noisy helicopters after residents complain
Federal regulators and flight officials may soon crack down on noisy, annoying helicopters that hover over Los Angeles, carrying media, sightseers and other curiosity seekers. Several hundred residents from throughout Los Angeles County attended a public...
Tags: Los Angeles Times, Air Transportation Industry, Dan Weikel
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San Fernando Valley roundup: L.A. City Council supports regulating helicopter noise, Berman and Sherman to debate tonight
Good morning, readers. Today is Wednesday, August 15. The Los Angeles City Council showed support Tuesday for a bill that would curb helicopter noise, an issue that residents have recently complained about. The bill would direct theĀ Federal Aviation...
Tags: NBCUniversal, Antonio Villaraigosa, Brad Sherman, Google+, Howard Lawrence Berman
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20-year forecast: Traffic at Bob Hope Airport to remain 'relatively flat'
The operations at Bob Hope Airport are expected to improve over the next 20 years, but not to pre-recession levels, according to a forecast released this week. Bob Hope Airport has been bleeding passengers since the economic recession began in 2007,...
Tags: Bob Hope
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North Hollywood man indicted in laser attack
An 18-year-old North Hollywood man has been indicted under a new law that makes it a federal crime to deliberately point a laser at an aircraft. Adam Gardenhire was arrested early Wednesday at his North Hollywood home for allegedly pointing a laser at...
Tags: Justice System, FBI, Prisons, Bob Hope, Police Investigations
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Bob Hope Airport officials authorize $82.7M in bonds for transit center
Bob Hope Airport officials this week authorized more than $82 million in bonds to pay for new rental car and parking facilities for a new regional transportation center. The Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority signed off on the two 30-year...
Tags: Transportation, Bob Hope, Travel
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Noise remains ongoing problem for residents near Bob Hope Airport
About 25 residents attended a workshop at Bob Hope Airport on Thursday, many of them complaining that they don't qualify for a program to soundproof their homes despite the intrusions of aircraft noise. The workshop was designed to get public input as...
Tags: FedEx Corporation, Jeff Garner, Bob Hope
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Burb's Eye View: Looking up to Burbank's history
When they were planning this Friday’s centennial bash, Burbank planners said the sky’s the limit. And even there, they’re pushing the envelope. Sgt. Robert Quesada, the Burbank Police Department’s public information officer,...Tags: Arts and Culture, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Armed Conflicts, Bob Hope, Human Interest
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Bob Hope poll findings boost terminal proponents
By a margin of roughly 2 to 1, residents in the tri-city region favor a new terminal at Bob Hope Airport, according to a recent poll. The poll also revealed a major knowledge gap about just how old the existing facility is.
The survey, conducted by...Tags: Politics, Bob Hope, Air Transportation Industry, Elections
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Airport begins noise pollution study
Bob Hope Airport officials on Monday launched a study that could reduce the number of property owners eligible for a federally funded program to soundproof their homes from aircraft noise.
About 1,900 property owners have yet to sign up for the 12-year-...Tags: National Security Agency, Transportation, Bob Hope, Environmental Issues, Air Transportation Industry
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Burbank High student takes to the open sky
To the untrained eye, the options looked bleak. At the right were steep mountains sprinkled with cell phone towers and electrical lines. To the left a creeping marine layer blanketed the beaches. And even from the vantage of 4,500 feet, the landing...Tags: Politics, Volkswagen, Transportation, Emergency Planning, Air Transportation Industry
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From the Bullpen: The most important sport of all
Forget basketball and hockey season, for tonight marks the beginning of the only real season that Burbankers should care about: election season. Tonight, the League of Women Voters Glendale/Burbank will be holding their candidate forum in the City Council...Tags: High School Sports, Employees, Interior Policy, Politics, Bob Hope
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Airport launches study to prevent bird-aircraft collisions
Bob Hope Airport is launching its first-ever study of wildlife in an effort to reduce the odds of potentially dangerous collisions between birds and aircraft.
The Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority this week approved a $126,000, yearlong...Tags: Transportation, Bob Hope, U.S. Airways, Air Transportation, U.S. Department of Agriculture
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