Letter to the Editor: Resident Gives His Viewpoint on Gun Stores in Burbank
"I passed a gun store with a placard at the entrance advertising the same AR-15 semi-automatic rifle..."
Burbank Crime Log – March 7 Edition
Crimes reported to Crimemapping by the Burbank Police Department.
Schiff, Friedman, and Schultz All Move On to November General Election
Both Portantino and Anthony place third and are knocked out.
Edison Elementary Celebrated Read Across America Day with Community Readers
Burbank schools celebrated Read Across America Day on March 2nd by bringing in parents and community liaisons to read to students in their classrooms.
Burbank Coordinating Council Seeks Passionate Volunteers to Preserve Its Legacy
Board members are needed to carry the BCC's work forward.
Madcap Balloons Named myBurbank’s Best Event Entertainment
Meet Madcap Balloons, named Best Event Entertainment in the 2023 myBurbank's Best Contest! Madcap Balloons is a family business started by husband-and-wife duo, Seth, and Theresa Harding.
Verdugo Hills Council Hires Their First Female Scout Executive and CEO
“I am excited to get started on inspiring a new generation of Scouts..."
Dog Fosters Urgently Needed for the Burbank Animal Shelter
The Burbank Animal Shelter is running out of kennel space for their dogs. You can help save lives by fostering a dog like Tyson.
Protestors Rally at City Hall to Save Olive Ave From Losing Two Lanes
On Tuesday night, a rally was held outside of City Hall as protestors gathered with signs and microphones, encouraging Burbank City Council Members to keep the “Mixed Flow” decision that was made in 2022 regarding the Metro Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Project down Olive Ave.
Wilke Announces Candidacy for Burbank’s City Council
Judie Wilke becomes the second candidate to announce run for one of two Council seats in November
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Letter to the Editor: Resident Questions Who agreed to change John Paramo’s resignation and...
Dr. Paramo did not retire from his employment at BUSD, he resigned, in other words, he quit, the same day the Board announced the Tabet scam
Burbank Police Log: February 16 – February 22
Burbank's police keep the peace.
Letter to the Editor: Resident Upset About Continued Shenanigans by School Board with Public...
"Retroactively rewriting history to create a financial obligation that did not exist at the time of separation undermines public trust and calls into question the integrity of Board action in this case"