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The Family Service Agency of Burbank is accepting submissions now for the event, which will take place next month.

During April, the Burbank Police will have additional officers on patrol specifically looking for drivers who violate the state’s hands-free cell phone law

OCP was started as a parent-participatory nursery school in 1992, operating out of a recreation building in Burbank

Last week choir members traveled to New York for a contest and reportedly many of the students have now tested positive for Covid

Vice Mayor Konstantine Anythony has asked the Council to agendize the possibility of buying the stables at 910 S. Mariposa

An upcoming Burbank Community Garden is set to open in May at the corner of Chandler and Pass and is now taking applications for plot spaces with a deadline of April 15th. The space is set to be an organic garden with 38 raised beds sized 4’x10’ and six inches high called plots. The plots will be available for residents and community members in the area to apply for. There will even be some handicap accessible beds available as well. Recipients will be selected by lottery in early May for a plot based on Burbank residency, lack of garden space, and food insecurity.

Burbank City Council lays path for future non-profit to use currently unused 2244 N. Buena Vista St. site

College Help Squad celebrated joining the Burbank Chamber of Commerce with a ribbon-cutting and reception last week

Reports of torture, rape, and the killing of civilians and children shock the conscience

April is World Autism month as well as Autism and Neurodiversity month.  Burbank schools are taking the opportunity to spread acceptance and inclusion of neurodiversity through spirit days, activities and ribbons. Bret Harte Elementary kicked off their month long acceptance campaign on Friday, April 1st by encouraging students and staff to wear blue in support of their fellow students.