County Orders Restaurants to Stop Restrict Dining, Supervisor Barger Opposes Unnecessary Restrictions
While County Health has ordered restaurants to stop in-person dining on Wednesday, Supervisor Barger says that is not the right way to go
Burbank Unified Continues Work On Curriculum Update, Superintendent To Render Decision On Challenged Books
As the Burbank Unified School District's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee continues its curriculum update work, local debate has been fueled by national media...
Batman Available for a ‘Selfie’ in Downtown Burbank
Visit Burbank Sponsors 600 Pound, Seven-And-A-Half-Foot Bronze Statue of DC’s Iconic Super Hero
Burbank Unified Remains On Distance Learning For Spring Semester
The Burbank Unified School District will remain on 100% Distance Learning for the entire Spring semester of 2021, following Superintendent Matt Hill's Recommendation to...
Burbank City Council Actions for the Week
Paid parking in the Metrolink lot, sidewalk vendors, flavored tobacco ban, and Accessory Dwellings all discussed at the November 17 meeting
Village Church to Hold Free, Socially-Distanced Christmas Concert “Jingle All The Way!”
Church Group Seeks Donations to Pay for Necessary Sound Equipment from the public for this great, free event
Burbank Holiday Baskets Program Asks For Volunteers And Donations
There is still time left to adopt a family for the Burbank Coordinating Council annual Holiday Baskets program, the BCC announced on Thursday, November...
Burroughs Drama Presents “The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare (Abridged) [Revised]”
The John Burroughs High School Drama program presents The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) streaming live Friday and Saturday evenings, November 20...
Letter to the Editor: Banning Books is Embarrassing to Burbank
"The decision of Burbank Unified to ban numerous literary classics because they contain racial slurs is not only idiotic and fascist, it is a tragedy for young Burbank students"
Burbank Police Lay Wreaths for Pavelka and Colson
Members of the Burbank Police Department and friends gathered at the base of The Guardian Sculpture to remember two Burbank Police Officers that were killed in the line of duty and layed memorial wreaths in their memory.
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Gain Credit Union Honors Local Students With Scholarships
Gain Federal Credit Union hosted an event recently to honor and celebrate the recipients of the prestigious Gaining Ground Scholarship.
Dalton Rushing Youth Baseball Camp Draws Hundreds
Dalton Rushing's Youth Baseball Camp is a success.
Burbank Police Log: July 6 – July 12
Maintaining law and order is important.