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Burbank Unified officials responded to concerns from employees about a potential return to in person education for small groups during the current Spring semester...

Several students from Burbank Unified schools received recognition for their efforts in the Math Madness competition at the most recent Board of Education meeting...

Two pursuits in two days puts two different people in Burbank's jail

Nicole Elliot is a Burbank mom, an LAUSD teacher, and a resident in one of the nicest places in America according to Good Morning America in 2018. Nicole took the opportunity to pull her neighbors together in order to give back to the Intensive Care Unit at Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center.

Burbank Girl Scout Troop 946 created and installed a Little Free Library (LFL) focused on diverse voices at Ovrom Park in early January for their Bronze Award.

Comedian and magician of almost 30 years, Eric Buss, turned to creating treehouses and play structures for kids in order to help families combat the boredom and pent up energy from the stay at home order.

On Monday, February 1st, Bret Harte Elementary hosted a drive-by art gallery, featuring art that the students made from home. The school’s PTA zip tied page protectors to the fencing along both sides of the school at Lima st and Ontario st. The students had a week to create their art and bring it by the school to place it inside one of the protectors.

Letter from County states, "You are prohibited from conducting any form of retail food sales..."

Mayor Bob Frutos originally joined the Burbank City Council in May of 2013 under the campaign of neighborhood empowerment, community engagement, and a fresh perspective on the current ongoing problem with our city. Now serving his second term as Mayor during his time on Council, Mayor Frutos still holds true to those values he started with.

Staff members at St. Joe's advise the public to keep being as cautious as possible as COVID-19 remains a serious problem in the community.