Burbank Survives With Minimal Damage From First Storm of the Season
Storm packs a small punch and lights up the Burbank sky in the early morning
Burbank Mommies Group Donates Presents to Families in Need
2020 has been a grueling year and some families have been affected more than others with the loss of jobs due to COVID-19. Local Facebook group, Burbank Mommies, has helped to collect over 200 Christmas gift donations in order to help 25 families this holiday season. The annual Gift Giving program, created and facilitated by member Jacquelynn Remery-Pearson, has provided gifts to 43 Burbank children.
Enrollment Continues To Edge Downward In Burbank Unified, Following a Multi-Year Trend
The Burbank Board of Education can expect student enrollment to continue to decline in coming years, according to a report presented at the last...
Burbank Board Of Education Approves Minimum Wage Increase, Hears Reports On Distance Learning, DEI
The Burbank Board of Education approved a minimum wage increase for Classified Employees to keep in line with State law at their most recent...
Neighbors Got a Visit from Santa and the Grinch
You can’t cancel Christmas for the neighbors of North Evergreen. This past Saturday, December 19th, two friends and neighbors banded together to bring Christmas joy to the families of the community. Bryan Zweigart dressed as Santa Claus while Brian Gogerty dawned a green Grinch outfit. Together they patrolled the neighborhood with Christmas music, lights and a very jolly “Ho Ho Ho.”
Burbank Board Of Education Elects New Officers, Says Goodbye To Longtime Board Member
The Burbank Board of Education said goodbye to a 13-year veteran of the Board, welcomed a new member and elected a new slate of...
This Week’s City Council Roundup 12/15/2020
On Tuesday, December 15th, the Burbank City Council held their last City Council meeting of 2020 and were accompanied by new council members Konstantine Anthony and Nick Schultz. The council has continued to meet virtually due to the state of emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Emily Gabel-Luddy Leaves City Council After Almost 10 Years of Service
This past Tuesday, December 8th, was the last city council meeting for longtime member, Emily Gabel-Luddy, who took seat on the Burbank City Council in May of 2011 and has used her time to help build and transform Burbank for a better future. She built her campaign on being practical with practical solutions and ran for office to have a positive impact on Burbank’s citywide growth. “I made a commitment when first elected to earn the trust of those who did not support me. I hope I met that,” says Gabel-Luddy, “We cannot always solve the problem but we must listen as we represent all in the community.”
Burbank City Council Elects Bob Frutos to Take the Reins as Mayor
Councilmember Jess Talamantes is Elected Vice-Mayor while Konstantine Anthony and Nick Schultz are sworn in as new Council members
Leeza’s Care Connection and Providence St. Joe’s Partner to Provide For Caregivers
Leeza's Care Connection is an organization that has partnered with Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center and provides a guiding support system for caregivers.
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50% Off Adoptions at the Burbank Animal Shelter
From now until May 2nd, the Burbank Animal Shelter is offering 50% off adoption fees for all of our amazing animals.
Burbank Public Library Launches New Bookmobile to Bring Books Into Neighborhoods
The Buena Vista Branch Library parking lot was filled with excitement on April 14th as the Burbank Public Library officially unveiled its fully equipped bookmobile designed to bring library services beyond traditional walls and directly into neighborhoods across the city.