Burbank Police Now Equipped With Body Cameras
Cameras are for "for prosecution, for accountability, personnel complaints, to protect officers from false complaints, and to make sure officers are abiding policy and treating people well”
Avion Burbank Breaks Ground at Hollywood Burbank Airport
When completed, the mixed-use business park will include 18 buildings representing 1.25 million square feet of creative industrial, creative office, and retail space along with a 150-room hotel
Burbank High Welcomes Dr. Tom Crowther to Top Job
As a former Burbank High School Assistant Principal it was always passion of his to return to Burbank High School
Magnolia Park Optimist Club Honors Burbank Police Staff
The Magnolia Park Optimist Club recognized three members of the Burbank Police Department family for their achievements as part of the Optimist International Respect for the Law program.
Meet Multitalented Soon Hee Newbold Burbank’s Newest Reserve Officer
Composer, writer, and director Soon Hee Newbold is one of the Burbank Police Department’s newest reserve officers.
Whole Foods Market Burbank Opens
The voluminous store, 42,000 square feet, has an overwhelming variety of produce, food, drink and even a restaurant and bar
Residents Sad To See Local Toys R Us Close
Soon, Burbank will no longer have Toy R Us, which declared bankruptcy last month. Several residents who have a nostalgic attachment to the store are sad to see it go.
PROFILE: A Minute with Officer of the Year Dan Turpin
Burbank Police's Officer of the Year shared one of many events in his long career that may help us understand what has kept him going despite all the slings and arrows that he and other police officers face daily
Sandoval Tacos On Wheels Hosts Toys for Tacos
On Sunday, December 10th, Jose Sandoval and his crew will be hosting the first annual Toys for Tacos at Olive Park.
Councilman Bob Frutos and BPD Honored at Luncheon
On November 3, the Burbank Coordinating Council honored City Councilman Bob Frutos and the BPD, while collecting funds to deliver holiday baskets for families in need.
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School Board Spells Out Sanctions Taken Against Boardmember Charlene Tabet in Censure Resolution
The resolution passed with a 4 to 0 vote.
Letter to the Editor: Resident Decries “Reno-victions”
"Reno-victions", mainly done by big-time LLC investment group corporatists, produced social and legal problems that City policy cannot fix easily
DroneArt Show Set to Light Up the Sky at LA Equestrian Center
The skies above the Los Angeles Equestrian Center are about to come alive in a whole new way.