Parents Are Crazy
Burbank Review By Stan LynchElementary school parents are crazy --- at least some of them are when it comes to dropping off and picking up...
Magnolia Park’s Ladies Night Out Promises Late Summer Friday Night Fun
On the final Friday of every month, area shops from Burbank's upmarket Magnolia Park area bring in food trucks, artists and musicians for a fun night out.
Mylar Balloons Cause Weekend Power Outages
Two power outages affecting about 1500 residential and commercial customers in Burbank were caused by Mylar balloons.
Is Burbank City Council’s Vision Still 20/20?
With the construction of Reservoir #1 coming to an end, it is time for the City Council to look ahead for future generations of Burbank residents
Burroughs’ Alumnipaluzza Is a Doozah
The show’s momentum rocketed through the roof and to the summer stars with a “Stairway to Heaven” that The Who would gladly tread upon
Verdugo Park Pool Receives Its Official Opening
Officials held the official dedication ceremonies for the Verdugo Park Pool which is already become very successful this summer
San Clemente Woman Arrested In Burbank For Stolen Car and Identity Theft
Ivana Pozgaj, 19, was arrested by Burbank Police for identity theft and receiving stolen property, after a traffic stop in Burbank.
Teacher of the Year Becomes Burbank’s Woman of the Year
The Zonta Club of Burbank Area will honor Rebecca Mieliwocki at its annual Woman of the Year
Burbank Water & Power Meets Chromium-6 New Standards
California Department of Public Health announced its draft Maximum Contaminate Level chromium-6 at 10 parts per billion which Burbank Water and Power is already in compliance with
Police Emphasize Back To School Safety
Burbank Police and schools issue safety guidelines for parents getting kids to and from local schools and for local commuters getting to work and avoiding congestion.
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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