Burbank Police Log: June 23 – June 29
Burbank is a safe and friendly city.
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Ratchet and Clank
Ratchet and Clank were found trying to shop at Walmart (probably for treats and catnip).
City of Burbank Launches Boccia Program Ahead of LA28 Paralympics Games
This event is open to the public and will take place at the McCambridge Recreation Center Gym
Burbank Arts & Education Foundation Hosts 2025 State Of The Schools Celebration
This year’s celebration will take place on Wednesday, September 17 at 5:30 PM on the scenic campus of Woodbury University
Community Meet and Greet with Burbank Police Chief Set for July 22
Everyone is invited to attend this event organized by Burbank Human Relations Council.
Local Schools Adopt AI Guidelines: Balancing Technology and Learning
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing the education landscape, from personalized learning to automated grading
Burbank Police Log: June 16 – June 22
A seven-day summary of people taken into custody by the police.
City of Burbank Announces Return of the Media Industry Expo and Job Fair
Building on the overwhelming success of last year’s inaugural event, the 2025 Media Industry Expo & Job Fair promises even more dynamic programming
Letter to the Editor: Resident Applauds City Decision to Change July 4th Show to...
"The purpose of government is to protect and support our community. I would say that the decision to have a drone show was very smart"
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Tonga
This young guy is super fun and a total looker.
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Tequilas Burbank and Ashley Erikson Launch 10th Annual Cancer Fundraiser with $15,000 Goal
Tequilas Burbank and community advocate Ashley Erikson are marking their 10th year of cancer fundraising with a campaign to raise $15,000 for Providence’s genetics and genomics department at the Roy and Patricia Disney Family Cancer Center in Burbank.
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Mozzy
This gorgeous baby is the epitome of a good time.
Governor Signs Schultz Bill to Save Post-Production Jobs
. “This is a big victory in our fight to save California’s entertainment industry, and we’re just getting started,”