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For an unknown reason, a man fled after a traffic stop when officers found ammunition on the floorboard of his vehicle and later committed suicide

Say hello to Pablo the great! This delightful boy is a ton of fun, and was definitely loved by a family before coming to the Burbank Animal Shelter. Pablo is a 2.5 year old male pit bull terrier that already knows "sit" and will do so while waiting to be fed in the morning by staff.  He is very smart, so continued training once adopted should be a breeze. Staff took him out on a hike and he did great and loved being out on an adventure.

The Icon design concept was approved unanimously by Commissioners at their meeting on Monday

The Green Room cocktail lounge at Castaway debuts an Alice In Wonderland-themed popup experience, "Through the Looking Glass," on Thursdays through Sundays from April...

Burbank Arts & Education Foundation (BAEF) announced funding of nearly $40,000 in its Spring Grant Cycle for Burbank schools

"This letter is in response to all the confusion at the April 11th City Council meeting regarding the acceptance of Zizette Mullins and Nick Schultz to a dinner event..."

The Family Service Agency (FSA) of Burbank has launched a campaign in honor of National Sexual Assault Awareness Month leading up to Denim Day on April 26th. Denim Day is a way millions of people across the world wear jeans in support of sexual violence victims.

This week, April 9 to 15, 2023 is celebrated as National Public Safety Telecommunications Week, which is honored on the second full week of April every year since it was enacted by Congress and signed by President Clinton in 1991. During the April 4th Burbank City Council Meeting, Mayor Konstantine Anthony presented a proclamation declaring April 9 through the 15th of 2023, National Public Safety Telecommunications Week in the city of Burbank, which was accepted by Burbank Police Captain, JJ Puglisi, and communications manager, Cheryl Mendez.

Impressive artwork by transitional kindergarten through 12th grade students is on display now at the Betsy Lueke Creative Arts Center.

Atlas is a sweet boy who was surrendered to the Burbank Animal Shelter as his previous owner's living situation changed and she could no longer keep him. He is a lovely dog, and an all-around good guy, but he is definitely nervous here at the shelter. He would do best in a quiet home with an experienced dog owner who can be a little patient with him.