Missing Boy Becomes Media Event at Bob Hope Airport
Autistic boy missing from Bob Hope Airport was found in West Hollywood and returned safely home to his parents.
New Burbank City Attorney Officially Takes Over Reins
Amy Albano is sworn in as the City of Burbank's new City Attorney.
Former Burbank Redevelopment Director Named to Airport Commission
Sue Georgino selected by City Council for Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority.
Burbank Housing Corporation Starts Demolition on Catalina Street
BurbankNBeyond's John Savagau stopped by the beginning of the demolition for the Burbank Housing Corporation project to soon begin on Catalina Street that will bring new housing units to the area. See his story now in the center column.
Breakfast Honors Burbank Employees
Employees were recently honored by the City of Burbank for their years of service to the City.
New Burbank City Attorney Officially Takes Over Reins
Amy Albano sworn in as Burbank City Attorney.
Unhappy Property Owners, Bad Economy, Ending Business Improvement District In Magnolia
BurbankNBeyond News Editor Stan Lynch has talked to merchants and property owners in Magnolia Park to get the real story behind the “No Vote” on continuing the business improvement district in Magnolia Park.
Burbank Animal Shelter Gets Makeover
This past week The Burbank Animal Shelter was the recipient of a gift from Turner Broadcasting Company and Cartoon Network. Employee's from Turner volunteered at the shelter.
Police Officers’ Association Questioning Dept’s Level of Service
The BPOA is worried about the level of service the Burbank Police Department is providing to the residents and business people of Burbank. More changes may be coming.
Walmart Protesters Take Fight to City Hall
Burbank City Hall was the center of the 6 o'clock news as reporter crews from channels 2,4,7,9, and 11 came to the scene of protestors against Walmart.
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Burbank City Council Passes Budget for the 2026-27 Fiscal Year
The adopted budget allows the City to maintain current service levels while continuing to plan for future fiscal challenges
Opinion: With the World Cup Fan Zone, Burbank Shows Local Restaurants the Red Card
"Why pay $28.44 just to watch a soccer match when dozens of Burbank restaurants will likely be showing the same game for free?"
Burbank Police Log: May 11 – May 17
Note: All suspects arrested are presumed innocent until found guilty by a court of law. The following are official public records being redistributed...