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Burbank Police Foundation To Fund “Every 15 Minutes” Program At A Local High School In Wake Of Recent Local Teen Tragedy

Actor John Maucere presented a film to the Muir Middle School community, culminating a focus on integrating sign language across the campus for September's National Deaf Awareness Month.

Family Service Agency provides counseling services for Burbank schools students and teachers, individuals and families and military veterans. Proceeds from the annual 'Imagine a City" dinner will ensure the agency will continue to promote mental wellness in the community.

Burbank On Parade posse stops by Burbank City Council meeting to announce theme for the event on April 25 -- "BURBANK: City of the Wild Wild West". A Texas Hold-em Poker Tournament fundraiser will be Nov. 8 at the Burbank Elks Lodge.

Legislation would require all school employees to be trained according to standards developed by the Department of Education in the proper identification and reporting of child abuse

Bill address this growing concern and ensure that parents are informed when their children’s social-media activities are being monitored

Mango and Little Pim are free language learning programs available to all BPL patrons, as a mobile app and for desktop use. Early Literacy Stations and additional databases including ancestry.com and the Testing and Education Reference Center are popular with people of all ages.

The Zonta Club and Domestic Violence Task Force, along with the Burbank YMCA, have donated hundreds of pairs of shoes to the National Charity League's shoe drive. The YMCA shoe donation campaign ends Tuesday, September 30.

Two women, along with their small children, were arrested after leaving the store without paying for merchandise valued at $1,000

Suspects car left the street at Maraposa and Clark, hitting a planter