Harry Strickland Dies at 100
Harry Strickland protected and served as a Burbank police officer and detective and was instrumental in preserving the city's history
Obituary: Annette Gagnon
Funeral Mass will be at St Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church, Burbank
Obituary: Magdalene (Maggie) Jasken
Born Magdalene (Maggie) Jasken in Menominee, MI., April 9, 1930 and passed away in Highland Village, Texas on January 3, 2023
Burroughs Loses Icon in Jay Gudzin
Jay Gudzin is a member of the Burroughs High Athletic Hall of Fame.
Former Teacher of the Year, Jon Olin, Passes Away
He began his teaching career with BUSD in the fall of 1967 at Jordan Middle School, where he taught Adaptive Physical Education to Special Education students
Marlan Andrew Guiliacci
Longtime Burbank resident and community volunteer
Paul Maure
Ballet master Paul Maure, who danced throughout the world with the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo during the 1940s, was remembered
Services Set for Longtime Track and Field Coach Mike McHorney
Few people have spent as many hours in youth sports in Burbank as Mike McHorney.
Services for Joseph Gatto to be held Monday
Family of Joseph Gatto will hold a funeral for their father on Monday, November 25, 2013, at 10:00 am, at Our Mother of Good Counsel Catholic Church
Obituary: James Woodburn, Burbank Public Works Chief Engineer
He spent 34 years with the City of Burbank where he served in many roles within the Public Service department including chief engineer from 1951-85
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Muir Middle School Students Participate in Annual Speech Competion
Competition among the 8th graders help teach students vital lessons in communication and public speaking
Burbank Historical Society Ties Past and Present with “The Red Car” Exhibition
Burbank Historical Society gives presentation of the Red Car's that once populated Burbank
Burbank Police to Host Drug Take Back Day Saturday, April 27
Will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Burbank Police station located at 200 N. 3rd Street