City of Burbank

City transportation planners gauge residents' interest in adding barriers to high traffic neighborhoods during first of three community workshops. One Keystone resident says city needs to address characteristics of individual blocks before adding bicycle/vehicle share lanes. Kenneth residents say no to traffic circles and entry islands but want the city to explore more options.

Burbank Animal Control Officers are forced to euthanize a badly injured coyote discovered caught in a trap in bushes near the freeway at Bob Hope Park.

On Saturday morning Burbank Animal Shelter Superintendent Brenda Castaneda and Senior Animal Control Officer Stacie Levin brought residents of the Halston Estates together with JC Healy, Game Warden with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife for a community meeting to discuss both the reality of living with wild animals, as well as, how to best protect themselves from potential attacks.

“Best Business and Consumer Reporting” and "Best News Videography of a Hard News Story” honors go to Burbank's Station Manager

Scott Scozzola now oversees all of the golf, maintenance and restaurant operations as of January 1.

Burbank Tournament of Roses Association's Lights! Camera! Action! is a winner once again

Drop off old Christmas trees at a designated park now, cut it up to fit in the green bin or put the tree out at the curb after January 2.

Burbank couple wins first place two years in a row in the city's Holiday Outdoor Decorating Contest. All winners will receive certificates from City Council Tuesday evening.

Former Burbank Officer finds out decision after deliberation by Burbank's City Manager. Arbitrator had ruled for reinstatement

Burbank Civic Pride Committee is seeking entries for the 31st annual Holiday Decorating Contest. Last year only 24 entries were received. Deadline to submit entry forms is 5 p.m. Tuesday.