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Two Burbank City Council members write this week encouraging the president to halt perceived racists taunts; another reader thinks they should stay out of the fray.
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Here are some unusual grammar style rules just imposed on the subordinates of Jacob Rees-Mogg, the newly appointed leader of Britain’s House of Commons.
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For the 22nd year, the Kiwanis Club of Burbank presented its annual gala fundraiser this past week.
Readers decry Burbank council’s recent 4-1 vote to craft a letter over Trump’s tweets telling members of Congress to go back to where they came from.
While my reasonable outer self argues there’s nothing wrong with putting “there’s” before a plural or writing “chaise lounge,” my inner self howls protestations to the contrary.
Flappers Comedy Club is currently staging its sixth annual Burbank Comedy Festival through Saturday.
Doug Weiskopf, cited in 2017 for ignoring a sign banning bikes from the Mariposa bridge, writes to say he is giving up his long fight for its accessibility to non-equestrians.
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A Burbank resident asks rhetorically if the city leaders think locals don’t use marijuana
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In Theory panelists respond to criticism of Rev. Franklin Graham’s support for President Trump.
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Proper English is the type of English used in academic and literary as well as professional and diplomatic circles.
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Should a period follow an exclamation point in a formal business name?
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Burbank resident Roy Wiegand writes that recently increased noise levels from the Burbank Airport are greatly affecting residents.
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From my parents, both Bauhaus-educated artists, I learned to distill the 20th century aesthetic — though not always easily.
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A Jewish reader points out that he is also a veteran and the descendants of immigrants, and his loyalty is to the United States.
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Bipartisan irresponsibility has created a soaring deficit and a $22-trillion federal debt that threaten our economic health and national security.
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The ‘world’s largest decentralized memorial’ is made up of thousands of small brass-plated, engraved cubes placed around Europe in front of the last-known residences of those who were driven out or murdered by the Nazis.
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A reader recalls her appearance on Huell Howser’s show in 1996 and her contributions to Los Angeles’ Korean American community.
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The fire is thought to have started on West Colorado Boulevard near the interchange of the 2 and 134 freeways and is backing toward homes, the L.A. Fire Department says.
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Deputy Angel Reinosa claimed he was shot while in the parking lot of the sheriff’s station. He later said he used a knife to cut holes in his shirt.
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A critical rundown of every tune on Taylor Swift’s new album “Lover,” from worst to best.
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LAPD responding to reports of shots fired at Topanga Mall
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“Avatar!” “Star Wars!” Marvel! As Disney theme parks shift focus to known franchises and brands — “IP” or intellectual property in Hollywood speak — are we losing the theme in our theme parks?
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