Gavin Quinton
Reporter at Outlook News Group
Reporter at Burbank Leader
Writing news, climate, housing, government, so on, so forth. Reporter at @BurbankLeader | News Intern @LAist | CalState LA Journalism
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2 days ago |
outlooknewspapers.com | Gavin Quinton
Sporting a handmade yellow-and-navy dress stitched from donated linens, Joy Duff led the playful runway procession from her wheelchair which she and other residents at Belmont Village Senior Living had disguised as a fire truck. The firefighter’s breakfast fundraiser and sustainable fashion show was held in Burbank as part of Belmont’s annual Belmont Blooms initiative and brought together more than 60 residents, staff and local firefighters for an energetic morning celebration on April 27.
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4 days ago |
outlooknewspapers.com | Gavin Quinton
The Burbank City Council reviewed the proposed $263.5-million budget for fiscal year 2025-26 this week, as the city braces for economic headwinds fueled by tariffs and waning consumer confidence. While the plan reflects a modest surplus for the coming year, it marks the final balanced budget before projected deficits begin in years to come.
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1 week ago |
outlooknewspapers.com | Gavin Quinton
Following a bear sighting that made local headlines in Burbank this week, the city issued a statement advising the public on how to coexist with wildlife in the foothills. The Burbank Animal Shelter issued the public service announcement, which featured tips on what residents should do if they encounter wildlife. According to the department, it is best not to feed any wildlife — reliable food sources are part of what drives wildlife presence in spaces typically occupied by humans.
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2 weeks ago |
outlooknewspapers.com | Gavin Quinton
Photo courtesy L.A. Metro / Burbank officials Tuesday approved a redesign for the downtown Metro Bus Rapid Transit Station on Olive. The Burbank City Council met Tuesday, April 22, at City Hall to discuss changes to Metro’s long-anticipated North Hollywood to Pasadena Bus Rapid Transit design (BRT), which has become a flashpoint of debate between the city’s business community and transit advocates.
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1 month ago |
outlooknewspapers.com | Gavin Quinton
Photo courtesy state of California / Burbank has goals to construct 12,000 new housings units by 2035. The Burbank Unified School District last week approved a plan to offset millions in projected revenue losses due to declining enrollment by increasing fees levied on housing developers.
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RT @BurbankLeader: Students will return to Burbank schools Monday, Jan. 13, according to Burbank Unified School District Superintendent Joh…
Sharon Gray was displaced to Burbank after losing her home and stables in the Eaton fire. She and her friends worked through the smoke and blaze overnight to save all 39 horses at Eaton Dam Stables. You can help her rebuild by donating. https://t.co/bm4KWmLR1H https://t.co/ZQNBj8I2JF
RT @BurbankLeader: Mayor Nick Schultz just announced that he will step away from his responsibilities as Burbank's mayor, effective Nov. 25…
