Burbank Has Art in Public Places Committee Vacancy
The Burbank City Clerk’s Office is accepting applications for the Art in Public Places Committee beginning October 5, 2021 through November 4, 2021
Burbank Water and Power Launches New Low-Income Residential Assistance Program
The Program provides new levels of assistance for income-qualified customers impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic
City of Burbank Receives Excellence in Economic Development Award
"Even more critical is our implementation of the plan as we want to assist our community in this time of need." - Mayor Bob Frutos
Burbank Turning Red for Fallen Firefighters
"Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters" will be from October 1 through October 3
Burbank City Council Rejects Possibility of Parcel Tax on Future Ballot
After a heated discussion about parcel taxes, Burbank City Council votes to not investigate putting it on another ballot measure
Wonder Woman to Join Batman as a Burbank Statue
"The statue will help spotlight Burbank as a leading tourist destination" - Mayor Bob Frutos
City Attorney Amy Albano to Retire From Burbank in November
Last day on the job will be November 12. City Council to bring up Interim City Attorney in Tuesday's closed session meeting
City of Burbank – Senior Citizen Board Vacancy
The Burbank City Clerk’s Office is accepting applications for the Senior Citizen Board beginning Sept. 20, - Oct. 20
Burbank Public Library’s Burbank Reads Program Returns
Burbank Reads 2021 Focuses on Sustainability
Burbank Police and Fire Departments Observe Patriot Day on 20th Anniversary of 9/11
Personnel of the Burbank Police Department and Burbank Fire Department gathered outside of Police and Fire Headquarters on Saturday morning to honor the victims of 9/11 on the 20th anniversary of the tragedies.
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Burroughs Softball Edged By Host Crescenta Valley 2-1
The Bears and Falcons were tied at 1-1 until the bottom of the seventh inning.
Burbank Boys Tennis Begins New Era With Win Over Burroughs
Burroughs Jaden Chapman played in some of the closest sets of the match.
Bread and Beats
The first thing you notice is the counter.It’s a solid slab of wood, smooth from wear but clearly handcrafted, anchored at the front of a tiny Burbank bakery that smells like toasted crust and warm butter. While customers study loaves lined up in neat rows, Randall Michael Tobin will casually mention that he built that counter himself—skills he picked up in junior high school shop class half a century ago and still uses every day.