City of Burbank Hires New Public Works Director
Ken Berkman comes to Burbank from El Segundo where he has been the Public Works Director since 2016
Burroughs Legend Dunivant Is Remembered
Former football coach led Burroughs through its most successful run.
Metrolink Awarded $10.7 Million for Rail Safety and Operations Improvements in Burbank and Glendale
Grant Boosts Metrolink’s Plan to Provide More Safe, Reliable Service in time for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games
myBurbank Launches Two New Sections to Help People Find Open Restaurants/Stores
These two reader driven sections will help readers with restaurants and stores in Burbank that are open with hours and delivery options
School Board Votes 5-0 to Close Burbank Schools
Burbank joins other districts in shutting down schools during coronavirus outbreak
Providence High School to Implement Block Online Learning Days
Beginning Monday, March 16, Providence High School will move its educational program online and implement its new Block Online Learning Days
City of Burbank Declares a State of Local Emergency
Different departments in the City of Burbank are preparing for the coronavirus
Burbank-based Unique Vintage Releases “I Love Lucy” Collection
Unique Vintage is providing early access to their "I Love Lucy" collection in their Burbank store on Saturday, March 14.
“Suffrage: Women’s Long Battle For The Vote” Celebrates 100th Anniversary Of 19th Amendment
Thursday's event at the Burbank Public Library details the long struggle for women to gain the right to vote in America. Author Ellen Carol DuBois will give an illustrated talk about her new book.
Burbank Unified Schools Celebrate Dr. Seuss’ Birthday With Read In Day
Students at Burbank Unified elementary schools celebrated Dr. Seuss' birthday and National Read Across America Day during the first week of March with Read In Days; special visitors stopped by classrooms to share their favorite books with the youngsters.

















