Obituary: Dominic “Nick” V. Georgino
Nick Georgino graduated from John Burroughs High School and played on the 1955 varsity basketball team that was inducted into the Burroughs Hall of Fame in 2012.
Obituary: DELBERT GEORGE DAVIS
DELBERT GEORGE DAVIS passed away Sunday February 2, 2014, at age 71
Obituary: Maryellen Teresa Baldaseroni-Breckenridge
Maryellen Teresa Baldaseroni-Breckenridge, 67, (May 5, 1946 - Jan. 3, 2014) passed away in Dayton, NV.
Packed Church Remembers Stan Lynch
Mr. Burbank --Stan Lynch -- is remembered as a man who knew a lot about his city, encouraged his children and grandchildren and pulled fun-loving pranks on his high school buddies.
Lifelong Burbank Resident Stan Lynch Dead at 69
Friends reminisce about myBurbank.com Managing Editor Stan Lynch, who loved his granddaughters, kept up on issues affecting Burbank, volunteered with organizations that helped low-income families and preserved historical information about Burbank. Lynch died of natural causes Friday night in his Burbank home.
Burroughs Hall of Famer Mickey McNamee Passes Away
Coach McNamee passed away peacefully on January 2 at the age of 74
Music Legend Phil Everly Dies Here in Burbank At 74
Familiar tenor and musician known around Burbank passes on. Phil Everly is silenced.
Former Coach, Administrator, Ham Lloyd Dies
Family and friends are remembering Hamilton "Ham" Lloyd -- former teacher, administrator and coach for Burbank schools. Lloyd passed away Dec. 29 of congestive heart failure at his Burbank home.
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
Former Drug Store Owner Thomas Lewis
Thomas M. Lewis, who owned Jay Scott Drugs, has died at age 66, at his home in Wisconsin.
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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...