Windy Weather Rips Through Burbank
The largest Santa Ana Wind event since October of 2019 has impacting the Southland. Gusts of up to 30 mph were recorded at the Hollywood Burbank Airport. Wind gusts of 60-90 mph w ...
Burbank Library Hosts Racial Diversity In Animation Discussion
The Burbank Public Library hosts Color Changes Everything: Racial Diversity In Animation, an online discussion featuring animators, artists and writers on Thursday evening, October ...
Cusumano Family Offers Large Donation to Burbank Boys & Girls Club
The Boys & Girls Club of Burbank and Greater East Valley will soon be able to call a new address home, thanks in large part to a generous donation from Burbank locals, the Cusu ...
Burbank Tournament of Roses Association Continues Work on 2022 Float
The Burbank Tournament of Roses Association is continuing their work on the city float for the next Rose Parade, which has been pushed back to 2022. Staff was forced to completely ...
Cultural Arts Commission Calls For “Alone Together Showcase” Submissions
The Burbank Cultural Arts Commission calls for submissions from local creatives and crafters for the upcoming Alone Together Showcase to be held November 20. Deadline for submissio ...
Burbank Board Of Education Condemns Azerbaijan And Turkey’s Aggression In Artsakh
The Burbank Board of Education approved the adoption of Resolution 14 – Standing in Solidarity with the People of Armenia and Artsakh to Condemn Azerbaijan and Turkey’s Aggre ...
BLVD TACO Opens To Strong Anticipation In Magnolia Park
For a few years now, people have wandered by the papered-over window promising BLVD TACO next door to BLVD Cafecito on Magnolia Boulevard in Burbank’s Magnolia Park shopping ...
Burbank Library Hosts Anti-Racism Workshop For “Burbank Reads” Program
The Burbank Public Library hosts Anti-Racism In Action, an anti-racism workshop, online with Kalyn Wilson from Dream Forward Consulting on Thursday evening, October 8, from 7:00 p. ...
Rick’s Sports Corner: High School Basketball Through The Decades
The common thread is that there are important life lessons learned by playing prep hoops.
Rick’s Sports Corner: Hector Rodriguez Loves Baseball, Coaching
Former Burbank High catcher played college and professional baseball and is now coaching the game he loves to youngsters.
Rick’s Sports Corner: Keith Knoop Wears Numerous Hats
Former prep and college football standout returned to Burroughs High where he coached the football team for 19 years and brought the Indians back to prominence.
Burroughs’ McGovern Picks Harvard
Volleyball star picks Ivy League school after Stanford drops program.
Rick’s Sports Corner: Burbank High’s Adam Colman, Winner, Culture Builder
Onetime standout quarterback returns to his alma mater and finds success and a sense of purpose.
Sports Spotlight
James Williams Experiences Life in the Real World of Pro Football
Former Burbank High star running back isn't giving up on his football career just yet, one year removed from being stunned at not being selected in the NFL Draft.
Featured News
Local Veteran’s 99th Birthday Celebrated by Burbank Community
Burbank resident Ivan Cregger celebrated his 99th birthday in a ceremony honoring his years of service to the country.
Flashback Friday
- 26 Oct 2018
“Every day Burbank is Broadcast to the World”! began the advertisement for Magnolia Park radio station KELW […]
Windy Weather Rips Through Burbank
The largest Santa Ana Wind event since October of 2019 has impacting the Southland. Gusts of up to 30 mph were recorded at the Hollywood Burbank Airport.
Burbank Library Hosts Racial Diversity In Animation Discussion
Four industry artists talk about challenges and experiences as Black people working in the animation world for the Burbank Library's panel "Color Changes Everything: Racial Diversity in Animation."
Cusumano Family Offers Large Donation to Burbank Boys & Girls Club
The Cusumano Family has donated a $1 million dollar gift to the Boys & Girls Club of Burbank and Greater East Valley to help them secure a new main clubhouse location.
Burbank Tournament of Roses Association Continues Work on 2022 Float
The Burbank Tournament of Roses is steadily working on the city float for the next Rose Parade, which will take place on Jan. 1, 2022.
Burbank Unified Outlines Plans For Possible Return To In-Person Instruction
Burbank public schools are planning for a return to in-person instruction and shared a wealth of information with students, parents, teachers and staff at a recent Q&A Session. District officials are currently gathering information on the numbers of students interested in continuing with distance learning or returning in a hybrid learning model, in order to better plan for a possible return.
Weekly Burbank Police Log: October 7 – October 12
It's another busy week for the men and women of the Burbank police department.
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