Zonta Club Provides Educational Grant For Women Seeking Change
Zonta Club is a non-profit service organization providing grants and programs, which empower women locally and globally through service and advocacy
“Huê 1968” Author Talks Vietnam War Turning Point
Author Mark Bowden talks about his most recent book with "Black Hawk Down" screenwriter Ken Nolan at the Buena Vista Library.
Burbank Police Honor Fallen Officer Richard Kunkle
Burbank police remember Officer Richard “Dick” E. Kunkle each year by laying a wreath at The Guardians statue
Bed Bugs Have Burbank Library Cards Revoked
Buena Vista Llibrary was declared completely free of any signs of bed bugs following an inspection by the bug-sniffing dog
Authorities Recover Dead Bobcat in Resident’s Backyard
A decomposing body of a Bobcat was found in the backyard of a Burbank resident
Muir Middle School Breaks Japanese Fan Dance Guinness World Record
Muir Middle School students and staff joined Japanese students and teachers from Rebun Island to break the Guinness World Record for Largest Japanese Fan Dance.
New Garry Marshall Theatre Marquee Brightens Burbank
The Garry Marshall Theatre lit up the Burbank sky with the unveiling of their new sign Thursday night. The occasion marks a reinvention of sorts for everyone involved.
Burbank’s Secret Art Show Benefits Public School Arts Education
Who's the artist? More than 600 mini masterpieces await their new owners at Burbank Arts For All Foundation's fifth annual Secret Art Show.
Mayor Rogers Diagnosed With Stage 4 Liver Cancer
Burbank Mayor Will Rogers held a press conference to announce that he has liver cancer and will be minimizing mayoral duties.
The Garry Marshall Theatre’s Name Goes Up In Lights On Thursday Night!
On Thursday night, the new marquee, whose design is inspired by his actual signature, is being lit up for the first time at 6:30 pm
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Burroughs Boys Volleyball Defeats Burbank In Three Sets
The Bears prevailed in three games, but the Bulldogs played well in the third set.
Burbank Community Turns Up the Heat at First-Ever Chamber Chili Cook-Off
On Saturday, April 11, the outdoor grounds of the Burbank Historical Museum were buzzing with the savory aroma of simmering spices as the Burbank Chamber of Commerce hosted its very first Chili Cook-Off.
Letter to the Editor: First Candidate Throws Hat into Race for a City Council...
"I believe local government should be accessible, and visible, in the community it serves"