Gatto Announces Film and Tax Credit Legislation
Assemblyman to introduce a comprehensive film- and television-production tax credit and other related policies in the 2014 legislative session
Late Evening Accident Sends Two to Hospital
Several people were injured in an accident at Pass and Verdugo that required two different rescue ambulances from the fire department to respond
Mountain Lion Spotted Again In Burbank Foothills
Residents of the northern part of Burbank near Brace Canyon Park are cautioned after a mountain lion was seen again in the area.
Street Robbery On Glenoaks Blvd. Startles City Resident
Burbank woman's iPhone is snatched from her hand by another woman, who fled the area with the phone.
While Federal Government is Closed, Burbank City Council Takes the Forefront
While Congress shows itself to be totally dysfunctional, Burbank's City Council Firing on all cylinders at Town Hall Meeting
Jordan Middle School to Compete in Trash-Free Lunch Challenge
Non-profit Grades of Green and Warner Bros. team up to teach kids how to reduce lunchtime trash
Hopefully Tragedy Will Serve as a Life Lesson for a Generation
A tragic accident taking five lives can hopefully be a teaching moment for a generation when it comes to making good decisions
Congressman Schiff Tells Effects of Shutdown on California’s Citizens
A shutdown – even a partial one – would have wide-ranging effects on California’s economy and a number of essential government functions that Southern Californians rely on
Crash Victims Yet to be Identified by Officials
Coroner's official said dental records have been received. Investigators will attempt to match the information within the next couple of days
Burroughs Teacher Jill Tobin Honored by Los Angeles County of Education
Science teacher Jill Tobin was among those honored at the 2013-14 Los Angeles County Teachers of the Year event
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Letter to the Editor: Resident Questions Board of Education’s Action Regarding Payments
"As the Fiscal Crisis and Management Assistance Team recently observed, “The Board lacks proper training in governance and finance.”"
Downtown Burbank Arts Festival Returns
The festival will be held Saturday, May 30th, and Sunday, May 31st, from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The event is free and open to the public.
Bill Inspired by Burbank Tragedy Passes California State Senate Unanimously, 32-0
SB 1198, The Safer Driving Act, Originated From the Burbank Armenian Association's Drive Right, Save Lives Campaign and Now Moves to the State Assembly Backed by More Than 60 Organizations and Over 100,000 California Peace Officers