Reader Weighs In On Next Burbank Mayor
On Thursday Burbank's city council undergoes its annual "reorganization," the five choosing from among themselves one to serve as Mayor.One local contingent argues the...
Reader Shares Good Side of Burbank’s Youth
Reader tells how local youth came to her aid after a fall in Verdugo Park in Burbank
Reader Wants Public to Get Involved in Airport Decisions
A little more that a year from now, I expect screams of outrage may roll through Burbank. It will ignite area politics, enrage residents,...
Burbank Mayor Shares Her Vision for the Future
Emily Gabel-Luddy outlines goals for the coming year
Burbank on Parade Wants You to Help
City Council is talking of eliminating funding which would put an end to the annual parade
Burbank Coordinating Council Campership Program
Coordinating Council requests the public's help
David Nos Congratulates Winners, Thanks Voters
I would like to congratulate Mr. Jess Talamantes and Dr. David Gordon for their victories on Tuesday night’s general election. It was a hard fought...
Reader Upset About Balanced Election Coverage
Article done on just one of four candidates
Charlene Tabet Has Earned the Opportunity
A Letter to the Editor authored by very well-known community members in January discussed the importance of the school board election. The letter stated...
Burbank Resident Urges Vote for Nos
Longtime resident shares his view on the upcoming election
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Disney Family Cancer Center Invites Community to Annual Pink Lighting Ceremony Honoring Breast Cancer...
. The event will feature the ceremonial illumination of the Roy and Patricia Disney Family Cancer Center in pink, symbolizing hope, support and remembrance for those affected by breast cancer
Burbank Police Log: August 31 – September 6
Burbank is a safe and friendly community.
Muir Middle School Celebrates Thirteenth Japan Day
John Muir Middle School celebrated their thirteenth Japan Day celebration with Sister School Rebun High School on Friday, September 18. The students and staff at Muir, and their families, hosted 13 visiting Japanese students and their chaperones during their visit to the United States.