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
Suspect Rams Into Police Vehicle Trying to Escape Injuring Officer
Crash injures officer, suspects then fled in second vehicle with police in pursuit until they were apprehended
Burbank’s Boys & Girls Club Hosts Successful Gala at Lakeside Golf Club
On Saturday, May 6th, the Boys & Girls Club of Burbank and Greater East Valley (BGC) held their 28th Annual Gala at the Lakeside Golf Club, transporting guests back in time 100 years with this year’s theme: “Roaring Back to the 1920’s.”
Mobile Skate Park Pop-up at Fire and Police Service Day
Skaters are encouraged to bring their skateboards this Saturday and try out the quarter pipes, launch ramps, grind rails this Saturday
Multicultural Arts Festival Brings Hours of Live Performances and Art to Community
The second annual Multicultural Arts Festival, hosted by Elevate Burbank, took place on Saturday, May 6th with a full day of local performers, an art show, community vendor booths, and food trucks.
Covid-19 Patient Zero returns to Thank Staff at Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center for...
Three years after his discharge, Garfield returned to the hospital to meet with hospital leaders and members of his care team and celebrate Hospital Week
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Letter to the Editor: Resident Wants Candidate to State Stance on Ice, Flock Cameras
. "You cannot ask voters to judge you by your values while refusing to tell them what those values are when the questions get difficult."
Mayor Takahashi Earns Two Cal Cities Torch Awards
. Mayor Takahashi was recognized during the Mayors & Council Members Department Meeting at the Cal Cities Annual Conference & Expo
Letter to the Editor: Resident Supports Candidates that are Opposed to the BRT on...
. "They have made it clear that they will support the concept of "Mixed Flow". That will allow all buses to travel along Olive with the rest of the traffic."