Burbank Crime Report – July 20 Edition
Crimes reported to Crimemapping by Burbank Police
Providence Saint Joseph named a Best Regional Hospital by U.S. News & World Report
U.S. News & World Report bestowed a total of 12 honors on Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center
Burbank Crime Report – July 17 Edition
Crimes reported to Crimemapping by Burbank Police
Obituary: Longtime Burbank Dentist, Dr. Stephen Willens
Willens practiced privately in Burbank for over thirty years and was appointed a lifetime member of the professional staff at Providence St Joseph Hospita
CBIS Datatax Invites Public to Share in Upcoming 25th Anniversary Celebration
CBIS Datatax celebrates 25 years at its 201 North Hollywood Way, Burbank location
Burbank to Hold 20th Anniversary Celebration of the Chandler Bikepath
The community is invited to celebrate Chandler’s 20 years of community connections by attending this drop-in event
Burbank Crime Report – July 16 Edition
Reported to Crimemapping by Burbank Police
City Accepting Applications for Planning Board
The Burbank City Clerk’s Office is accepting applications for the Planning Commission beginning July 16, through August 15, 2024
City Council to Talk About Taking a Stance on Israel Ceasefire at Tuesday’s Meeting
This upcoming discussion on July 15th is one that several constituents have been waiting for,
Burbank Police Log: June 24 – June 30
A tabulation of those people arrested by the Burbank police department.
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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.