Burbank Unified Students, Teachers And Staff Head Back To School
Burbank Unified School District students and staff headed back to school with a return to full day, in person education in the midst of...
Burbank Police Identify Officer Involved in March 8 Shooting at Quality Inn
Police release the name of the officer who shot and killed an armed suspect. He is currently back to full duty
Burbank Animal Shelter Resumes Children’s Reading Program for the First Time Since COVID-19 Outbreak
A local Girl Scout troop read to Burbank Animal Shelter animals as the shelter resumes their children's reading program after a year and a half hiatus.
Letter to the Editor: Resident Says Better Vehicle Code Compliance May Make Burbank Safer
"Start by citing vehicles without front license plates, dark tinted windows and modified exhaust"
Assemblymember Laura Friedman Names Burbank’s Tallyrand Restaurant as 43rd District Small Business of the...
Assemblymember Laura Friedman presented the award of 43rd Assembly District Small Business of the Year 2021 to co-owners Karen and Mark Thomas on Thursday, Aug 12.
Scout’s Honor BBQ Delivers Quality Plates For Meat Lovers
Open for not quite three months, Scout's Honor BBQ has been drawing customers to its tiny shopfront tucked away on Glenwood Place for excellent...
Burbank City Council Devotes Focus to Addressing Devastating Glenoaks Accident
The Burbank City Council included items which addressed the tragic Glenoaks Blvd. car accident at their most recent meeting on Tuesday, August 10.
Burbank Police Schedule a DUI Checkpoint for August 28
Locations for DUI checkpoints are chosen based on a history of DUI crashes and arrests
City Council Discusses Possible COVID-19 Vaccine/Testing Requirement for City Employees
With other local governments in the state implementing vaccine and testing requirements for city employees, Burbank City Council considers such a requirement
Guest Column: Cities are shamed and bullied and the stability of all Burbank neighborhoods...
Senate Bills 9, 10 among others that if passed will have lasting social, economic well-being, and quality of life impacts on Burbank for generations to come
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Obituary: Lifelong Burbank Resident Richard Glen Carlborg
He loved to laugh and had a sense of humor that had to be experienced to be appreciated.
Police Arrest Woman for Allegedly Starting Fire In The Target at the Empire Center
Police say fire caused millions of dollars in damage in the fire that was set last weekend
Records Fall in Middle School Track Meet
With a rich history that goes back 80 years, breaking records are not easy when Muir, Luther Burbank and Dolores Huerta middle...