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Letter to the Editor: Resident Offers ‘Poem’ to City Council, Metro
"In anticipation of our City Council yielding to METRO's BRT siren song, I offer a mediocre "poem":"
Joaquin Miller Elementary School Holds Fundraiser for Volunteers of the Burbank Animal Shelter
Students raise $550 for animal medical supplies through community service project.
Burbank Police Give Updates on Recent Activities
Parolee, juvenile alleged to have sprayed hate related graffiti , latest arrests
Burbank Police Log: February 2 – February 8
Burbank's police department is always on duty and working diligently.
Adoptable Pets of the Week: Pickles and Chico
Pickles and Chico, what a pair! Their history has bonded them, so we feel it’s healthier for both to be adopted and kept together.
The Tallyrand Torch: A New Generation Steps Up
A Burbank institution quietly enters its third generation.
Drive Right, Save Lives Campaign Leads to Introduction of SB 1198, The Safer Driving Act
The legislation strengthens penalties for reckless driving offenders, particularly repeat violators, by expanding license suspension periods and authorizing vehicle impoundment
California Counties With the Deadliest DUI Outcomes Identified – Risk Varies Sharply by Location
Where DUI Has the Worst Consequences in California: Counties With the Highest Driving Risk Revealed
Cultivating Future Leaders: The SkillsUSA Chapter of Excellence
Prom Attire Pop-Up Event. Free formal attire open to ALL BUSD students
myBurbank Local Sports
Boys Volleyball Preview: Local Teams Are Talented, Hopeful
The season appears bright for the three local boys' volleyball teams.
Burbank Police and Fire Latest News
Burbank Police Give Updates on Recent Activities
Parolee, juvenile alleged to have sprayed hate related graffiti , latest arrests
Arts and Entertainment
DAVE LOWE – Burbank’s Master of Public Art
Artist, designer, and creative writer Dave Lowe came to Los Angeles in the late ’80s chasing illustration work—then found his real lane by saying yes to whatever needed making. Nickelodeon sets, Sci‑Fi Channel builds, Hallmark how‑tos, public art boxes, City Hall’s elephant, and finally a Tournament of Roses float: a career built on craft, community, and the joy of turning ideas into real objects.
Clubs / Organizations
Burbank Noon Rotary and VFW Pancake Breakfast a Resounding Success
The community event drew 150 guests to support important local causes.
Local Politics
OP/ED – Assemblymember Schultz Updates Public on His Bill to Protect...
, I introduced Assembly Bill 892 in response to shocking allegations regarding animal neglect and abuse at certain facilities in California
Schools/District News
Joaquin Miller Elementary School Holds Fundraiser for Volunteers of the Burbank...
Students raise $550 for animal medical supplies through community service project.
Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Resident Offers ‘Poem’ to City Council, Metro
"In anticipation of our City Council yielding to METRO's BRT siren song, I offer a mediocre "poem":"
Business
California Counties With the Deadliest DUI Outcomes Identified – Risk Varies...
Where DUI Has the Worst Consequences in California: Counties With the Highest Driving Risk Revealed
City of Burbank
Joaquin Miller Elementary School Holds Fundraiser for Volunteers of the Burbank Animal Shelter
Students raise $550 for animal medical supplies through community service project.
Adoptable Pets of the Week: Pickles and Chico
Pickles and Chico, what a pair! Their history has bonded them, so we feel it’s healthier for both to be adopted and kept together.
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Willy Boy
You could not ask for a better dog! Willy Boy just wants to be with his human.
Get Out of Town
Get Out Of Town!: Cercle Odyssey, Moby and More
Cercle Odyssey brings its immersive music and video show featuring popular Electronica musicians to the Los Angeles Convention Center from May 7-11. A different headliner appears each day including Moby and Empire of the Sun.
Burbank Water and Power News
Construction Set to Begin on Magnolia Boulevard Water Main Upgrade in...
Construction on the main water pipeline will be completed in phases, moving block by block from west to east
Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center News
Providence Saint Joseph Honored as a Best Hospital for Maternity Care
This week, Providence Saint Joseph was named a Best Hospital for Maternity Care by U.S. News & World Report, the highest award in the publication’s annual study
Family Fun and Events
Holiday in the Park 2025 is a Huge Success Bringing Out...
Holiday in the Park lit up Magnolia Boulevard on Friday, November 22nd, marking its 35th year as one of Burbank’s most cherished traditions.
Burbank Police Log: October 7 - October 13 — The police department is hard-working and diligent. #ArrestReport #CityofBurbank #Crime #Police - Read the story
https://myburbank.com/burbank-police-log-october-7-october-13/
Our latest candidate podcast featuring current Councilmember Konstantine Anthony is now online. Hear what he has to say about today's issues and the future:
Leter to the Editor: Voter Decries PAC Activities in Local Elections — Lette to the Editor: There’s been a lot of speculation and commentary over recent independent expenditures by a local Political Action Committee (PAC)
https://myburbank.com/?p=145479
Vote Centers Open in Burbank for November 5 General Election — Starting October 26, Vote Centers will open daily from 10:00 a.m.
https://myburbank.com/vote-centers-open-in-burbank-for-november-5-general-election/
Police Shoot Man Driving Alleged Stolen Van During Traffic Stop — Incident took place near the intersection of Buena Vista and Victory around 1:00 Saturday morning #Burbank #BurbankPoliceDepartment #officerinvolvedshooting #Shooting - Read the story
https://myburbank.com/police-shoot-man-driving-alleged-stolen-van-during-traffic-stop/
