DEI Committee of Roosevelt Elementary Creates Día de los Muertos Altar
A Día de los Muertos altar created by the DEI committee of Roosevelt Elementary is now on display.
Mayor Nick Schultz Announces Resignation From the Burbank City Council
Resignation effective at noon on Monday, November 25, comes as Schultz prepares to assume his new role as a California State Assembly member on December 2
JBHS Drama “Midsummer SoCal” Puts Shakespeare On A California Beach
John Burroughs High School Drama puts on three performances of the Shakespeare classic comedy set on a modern day Southern California beach.
Burbank Fire Department Knocks Down Ash Apartment Fire Quickly
Blaze destroys apartment but family pet is rescued and treated by Burbank Firefighters
Burbank Council PTA Reflections Contest Honors Winners
Winners of the annual Burbank Council PTA Reflections Arts contest were honored Saturday.
Rotary Award Recognizes Burbank Firefighter of the Year
Adam Boyd honored for fostering inclusion as Burbank Noon Rotary Firefighter of Year.
Armenian Genocide Remembered At City Hall
One hundred and seven years ago today the systematic slaughter of 1.5 million Armenians began at the hands of the ruling Committee of Union and Progress (CUP) in the Ottoman Empire.
Burbank Crime Report – June 13 Edition
Crimes reported to Crimemapping by the Burbank Police Department
Burbank Temporary Aid Center Gala Honors Three for Citizenship
Burbank Temporary Aid Center Gala honors Jamie Keyser Thomas and Mike Thomas for giving back to the community. Funds raised will help families and individuals in need work toward independence
Burbank Police Department Hosts First Women’s Self-Defense Seminar
The Burbank Police Department held its first-ever Women’s Self-Defense Seminar on March 1, a free three-hour workshop that equipped local women with vital self-defense skills and situational awareness techniques.

















