FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Ansel Adams
Have you seen Ansel Adams pre-wartime Photos of Lockheed?
Burbank High Student Has Artwork Selected for Bob Hope Tower
Burbank Unified School District’s winning banner, created by 11th grader Taylor Castile from Burbank High School will be the first to be displayed on the tower, beginning June 2016
Tagging Burbank – Part 1, Is There a Gang Problem in Burbank?
February 4th, 6 p.m., gunshots are heard coming from Lundigan Park in NW Burbank. Burbank Police report it is a suspected gang-related retaliation hit.
Magnolia Park Optimist Club Present Police Officers Of The Year
Magnolia Park Optimist Club recognizes Burbank Police Department employees for their service. Those honored include sworn officers and non-sworn employees. They are honored for their crime-solving records as well as technology expertise.
Miller Read Across America Event Celebrates Reading Fun
Forty people, including officials from the City of Burbank and BUSD, visted Miller Elementary to read favorite children's books as part of Read Across America Week.
Burger Review: Harry’s
At least the cheddar cheese is great
FLASHBACK FRIDAY: Lockheed Meets Warner Bros.
Ever wonder what it was like to be one of the thousands of people who worked for Lockheed during World War Two?
Read Across America Day Promotes Reading To Youngsters
Members of the Burbank community, including City, BUSD, Bob Hope Airport and Police and Fire Department personnel, along with local business owners and a popular children's book author read to children attending Burbank schools for Read Across America Day.
Burbank Fire Fighters Make Quick Attack On Smoldering House Fire
Burbank Fire Fighters were called to the 800 Blk of California Street late last night after neighbors reported seeing smoke coming form the roof.
Two Horses Run Free and Roam Rancho Streets Sunday Evening
Pair of horses roam the rancho streets before getting lassoed and return to their stables.
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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"
Burbank Police Log: March 23 – March 29
Burbank's police keep law and order.