Burbank Police Department is Hiring! Here’s What You Need to Know.
National Police Week is this week from May 15-23 and the Burbank Police Department (BPD) is currently recruiting candidates to apply and join their team. As of January 1, 2023 the department has 146 of the 160 budgeted sworn police positions filled leaving them at 91% staffed.
Two ‘Pitstops’ Planned on Bike and Walk to Work Day
In celebration of Clean Air Month, the Burbank Transportation Management Organization is hosting two pitstops in the City of Burbank during its annual “Bike and Walk to Work Day” on Wednesday, May 17
Letter to the Editor: Mother Says That BUSD Has Failed Her Son
"It is very disappointing how BUSD verbalizes their support in fighting bullying when in fact very little is done to correct the problem"
Community Comes Out For Police and Fire Service Day 2023 Event
Fire and Police Service Day was a huge success this past Saturday and brought out hundreds of people from the community to enjoy the event that took place at the Police and Fire Headquarters.
Pet of the Week: Astrid
Astrid is a LARGE Armenian Gampr weighing in at 125 healthy pounds. She might not be the most coordinated, but she’s definitely the most enthusiastic. This girl LOVES belly rubs. She also loves getting scratches and spinning, bouncing and playing. She is very playful, responsive and excited at the opportunity to please her human. The only downside to this is that Astrid has no idea how big she is (she’s a lot to love!).
Burbank’s 311 App Gets an Upgrade
Residents can now report fallen trees and branches, park equipment concerns, and beehives on city-owned trees besides other features
OP/ED: A BWP Customer Asks: How Can I Reduce My Water and Power Bill?
During the 2021-22 fiscal year, BWP invested more than $1.4 million toward energy and water efficiency programs for its residents and businesses
Opinion: Writers Strike Might be Tip of the Iceberg When it Comes to the...
What the writers are striking for has much more reaching consequences that we should all be concerned about for years to come.
Burroughs Cultivators of Growth Garden Project Yields Plentiful Harvest
John Burroughs High School Independent Living Skills program embarked on an exciting venture this year with the JBHS Cultivators of Growth Garden Project
Suspects Ram Stolen Vehicle into Magnolia Park and Escape With Merchandise
After ramming a stolen pick-up truck through the front of the business, video shows up to ten suspects entering the business
















