City Council Meeting: Nick Schultz Named New Mayor
Mayor and vice mayor are named at the most recent city council meeting.
This Week’s City Council Roundup 1/5/2021
The Burbank City Council met virtually on Tuesday, January 5th, 2021 for the first council meeting of the new year.
Burbank City Council Convenes to Discuss Speed Limits, Parking Citations
Burbank City Council discuss speed limits on San Fernando and parking citation reform
City Council Decides to Fight California Voters Rights Lawsuit
A person named Nicholas Gutierrez has demanded the City change its election system under threat of lawsuit
City Council Approves Ordinance to Oversee Development of SB35 Projects
Burbank City Council approves oversight of SB35 projects; presented detailed report on COVID-19 news by staff
Burbank City Council Presented with Amendment Streamlining Standards for Single-Family Developments
Burbank City Council presented with amendment that would eliminate single-family special development permit, create objective standards
City Council Tells Metro They are Staying With the Mixed Use Option on...
Council stays with the letter they wrote in 2022 saying they were in favor of mixed flow but are willing to discuss future options with Metro
Burbank City Council to Discuss if Burbank Should Become a Sanctuary City
Council will weigh the pros and cons at their meeting on Tuesday
Council to Have Public Hearing for Moratorium on Drive-Through Restaurants Tonight
The Council will decide on a moratorium for drive-through restaurants with possibly 12 new or replacement restaurant drive-through locations
City Council Votes to Allow Non-Profit to Takeover Former Boy’s & Girl’s Club Location...
Burbank City Council lays path for future non-profit to use currently unused 2244 N. Buena Vista St. site
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DAVE LOWE – Burbank’s Master of Public Art
Artist, designer, and creative writer Dave Lowe came to Los Angeles in the late ’80s chasing illustration work—then found his real lane by saying yes to whatever needed making. Nickelodeon sets, Sci‑Fi Channel builds, Hallmark how‑tos, public art boxes, City Hall’s elephant, and finally a Tournament of Roses float: a career built on craft, community, and the joy of turning ideas into real objects.
Burroughs Girls Water Polo Ends Season With CIF First Round Playoff Loss 7-6
It's close when the Bears hosted the Wildcats in a CIF Division III opening-round playoff match.
City of Burbank Announces 2026 Community Arts Grants
Burbank Cultural Arts Commission announces the recipients of the 2026 Community Arts Program Grants totaling $61,500