What if your city council could make your streets safer while also tackling urgent housing issues? This week on "The Week that Was and the Week that Will Be," we unpack a whirlwind of local government actions and community events that are shaping Burbank's future. From the newly enacted no-fault eviction ordinance providing three months of rent assistance, to the passage of fair wage adjustments for fast food workers, we explore how these developments could impact you. Plus, we delve into the significance of union labor in city projects and the streamlined processes for developers that could bring growth and innovation to our city. 

Also in this packed episode, we spotlight the recent media industry expo and job fair at Woodbury University, which attracted thousands and showcased a plethora of career opportunities in the media sector. We discuss the implications of school board member Steve Ferguson's unexpected resignation and what this means for the upcoming elections. As we anticipate the end of a tranquil summer, we look forward to the buzz of the new school year and the many activities it will bring.

Finally, we provide timely updates on the city council election nomination process, including the surprising re-election candidacy of Konstantine Anthony. Tune in for insights on local civic activities, from the new mural at McCambridge Park to seismic retrofitting discussions by the Landlord Tenant Commission. We also share heartfelt personal stories, from adopting a puppy to stressing the importance of school safety as the new academic year kicks off. This episode is brimming with valuable information and personal reflections, making it a must-listen for the Burbank community.

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