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Officials worried about rail safety
BURBANK — With the introduction of the new Metrolink express train service to Union Station in Los Angeles, officials in Burbank are concerned that the varied schedules could spell trouble for commuters who have a dangerous habit — crossing...Tags: Glendale (Los Angeles, California), Commuting, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Travel, Ventura (Ventura, California)
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Disney construction angers residents
City officials this week got an earful from a group of local residents who said they are fed up with months of noise, dust and traffic associated with construction on the Walt Disney Co.'s massive creative campus. At the City Council meeting on Tuesday,...Tags: Government, House Building, Public Officials
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Grant puts Disney on ice
Glendale’s effort to cool demand for energy is taking hold, with the Walt Disney Co. as the latest customer to take advantage of a federally subsidized program to promote ice-based air conditioning to cut down on electricity. The chillers, called...Tags: Government, Politics, Real Estate, Elections, Public Officials
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Iteration of Prop. 24 is back
Last year, media companies including the Walt Disney Co. and Time-Warner Inc., parent of Burbank’s Warner Bros. Studios, spent millions of dollars to help defeat California’s Proposition 24. Now a key part of the measure is back in a different...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, California, Laws, Finance, Employment Opportunities
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Technicolor Inc. moving jobs to Glendale
Glendale officials are seeing a full-color demonstration of what they hope will happen in the San Fernando Road Creative Corridor, with Technicolor Inc. agreeing this month to move 100 film-processing jobs into a 40,000-square-foot Flower Avenue...Tags: Blu-ray Discs, Politics, Economy, Business and Finance, DreamWorks Animation SKG Incorporated, Realty
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Walt Disney construction debate continues in Glendale
Angry residents told Walt Disney Co. executives Wednesday they want to be compensated for the construction impacts of a childcare center on the studio's massive campus. About 20 residents Wednesday night met with a half-dozen Disney representatives...Tags: Government, Science and Technology, Children, Companies and Corporations, Physiology
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Number 9, number 9
David Krohn was disappointed when he didn't get any trick-or-treaters the first year he and his wife moved into their home on a cul-de-sac in La Crescenta. So he and his friends started a tradition of creating a haunted house on his property.
Nine years...Tags: Space Programs, DreamWorks Animation SKG Incorporated, Real Estate, Haunted Houses (attractions), Transportation Accidents
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Mastering mammoth effects
Burbank native Leslie Iwerks took on the daunting task of compacting 35 years of history on George Lucas' visual effects company, Industrial Light & Magic, into her documentary on the company's evolution that will be seen this weekend on Encore.
In...Tags: George Lucas, Entertainment, Music, Steven Spielberg, San Francisco
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Movies are a bright spot at Disney
Movies and movie-themed products were bright spots for Burbank-based Walt Disney Co. in a quarter that saw an overall decline in profits, according to figures released Friday. The diverse company — which owns theme parks, television networks and...Tags: Consumers, Television Networks, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Theme Park Vacations, Companies and Corporations
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Treasurer wants more investment flexibility
CITY HALL — City Treasurer Ron Borucki today is expected to ask the City Council to open a "terribly restrictive" investment policy up to include more corporate players, such as the Walt Disney Co. and McDonalds. The request to change the policy...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Earnings, Retirement, Career and Workplace, IBM
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A mouse in the house
At least six property owners have filed insurance claims for damage to their homes that they say was caused by the construction of a childcare center on the sprawling Walt Disney Co. campus in west Glendale. The residents have complained that the...Tags: Insurance, Science and Technology, Property, Real Estate
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City backs Disney plans
The City Council on Tuesday strongly endorsed a proposed 338,000-square-foot expansion to Walt Disney Co.'s creative campus. The plans included drawings of a six-story office building walled largely in glass and neighbored by a carefully crafted...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, House Building, Health, Burbank (Los Angeles, California)
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