Portantino’s Autism Treatment Bill Signed by Governor Newsom
SB 805 addresses a serious lapse in the type of autism treatment covered by insurance
Portantino’s Opioid Overdose Prevention Bill Signed by Governor
SB 234 makes opioid antagonists such as Narcan readily available in places accessed by high-risk age groups
Two New Members Of Athletics Walk Of Fame Inducted
The Athletics Walk of Fame gets two brand new members.
Latest Crime Reports in Burbank
Some of the crimes reported in Burbank on October 10
Burbank School Superintendent Advises Residents About Increased Police Presence at Schools
Dr. John Paramo says police will be present for precautionary reasons after nationwide social media posts
Two Portantino Pro Cycling Bills Signed by Governor Newsom
“E-bikes and scooters transform mobility, improve environmental and public health, and reduce traffic congestion and air pollution,”
Thank A Soldier Event Is A Gigantic Success
Keller Williams Realty packed and sent 500 boxes to servicemen and women overseas in a Thank A Solider event.
Latest Crimes Reported in Burbank
Crimes reported from the period of October 6 through October 10
Portantino Prescription Drug Pricing Bill Signed by Governor
It ensures that health care providers benefit fully from the purchase of discounted drugs
Burbank Pedestrian Killed Crossing Street
Woman was in the crosswalk at Buena Vista and Verdugo and was struck by a Toyota Tundra making a left turn
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Police Arrest Man for Suspected Lewd Behavior at Empire Center’s Nordstrom Rack
. Police claim man followed female patrons throughout the store and use his cell phone to secretly take photographs of them under their clothing
Video: Burbank Hosts Highly Successful World Cup Fan Zone in Downtown Burbank
. Burbank hosted a FIFA World Cup Fan Zone for the finals, with thousands coming to enjoy the game and the city.
Law Offices of Adrianos Facchetti Connects With the Community at Burbank FIFA Fan Zone
. Throughout the weekend, members of the Burbank personal injury law firm welcomed people to their booth near Palm Avenue