Don’t Spend the Holiday Weekend in Jail Because of Drunk Driving
The handicap ramp was not meant as a driveway; use proper judgement during the weekend
Burbank Resident to Honor Life of Christopher Wilke in July 4 Run
Ultra marathon runner Roy Wiegand is planning to run from Angels Stadium in Anaheim to the Michael Hoefflin Foundation in Santa Clarita in the "Run for Christopher."
Healthy Bites Burbank Provides Fresh Flavors For Lunch And Dinner
The Magnolia Park eatery focuses on tasty Mediterranean plates, fresh salads and healthy smoothies, providing a convenient and delicious menu for lunch, dinner or a snack.
School Board Adds Multiple Positions And Programs With LCAP Approval
Full-time curriculum specialists at the elementary schools, two full-time elementary music teachers, middle schools' World Language program and additional school nurses, custodians and technology staff are just some of the line items ensured by the Burbank Unified School District's LCAP spending plan.
Bob Hope Airport Introduces R.I.T.C. to Southland
Regional Intermodal Transportation Center will withstand earthquakes, provide a place or a command center for law enforcement during disasters and provide the public with access to planes, trains and cars.
Second Former BPOA President in Trouble with Burbank Police Dept.
Mike Parrinello is the second president of the union to be placed on administrative leave. The other, former Officer Mark Armendariz, the most recent union president, was fired in July 2013 after being placed on leave.
Special Board Meeting On Charter School Application Announced
BUSD holds a special board meeting to hear community concerns and discuss the recent approval of Gilgia Charter Academy, a charter school aimed at the Armenian community.
Bellarmine-Jefferson High School Names New Athletic Director and Head Football Coach
A 1981 graduate of Bellarmine-Jefferson, Fred Martinez has been appointed the new Athletic Director and Head Football Coach
Burbank Summer Theater Camp Puts On A Hip Shakespeare
Thursday evening's presentation of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at the Starlight Bowl showcases an appealing take on the comedy and weeks of preparation by Burbank youth.
Children Access to Ailing Parents Passes Senate Committee
Bill to Provide Children Access to Ailing Parents Passes Senate Committee One Week After the Death of the Bill’s Inspiration. Legislation by Assemblyman Mike Gatto was inspired by the story and struggle of radio personality Casey Kasem
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DAVE LOWE – Burbank’s Master of Public Art
Artist, designer, and creative writer Dave Lowe came to Los Angeles in the late ’80s chasing illustration work—then found his real lane by saying yes to whatever needed making. Nickelodeon sets, Sci‑Fi Channel builds, Hallmark how‑tos, public art boxes, City Hall’s elephant, and finally a Tournament of Roses float: a career built on craft, community, and the joy of turning ideas into real objects.
Burroughs Girls Water Polo Ends Season With CIF First Round Playoff Loss 7-6
It's close when the Bears hosted the Wildcats in a CIF Division III opening-round playoff match.
City of Burbank Announces 2026 Community Arts Grants
Burbank Cultural Arts Commission announces the recipients of the 2026 Community Arts Program Grants totaling $61,500