Burbank Once Again Named Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation
For the 47th consecutive year, the City of Burbank has been named a 2024 Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation
Burbank Crime Report – May 8 Edition
Crimes reported to Crimemapping by the Burbank Police Department
Police Arrest Son in Death of Bret Harte Kindergarten Teacher
Police say the popular teacher was killed at her Burbank home on Tuesday evening
Burbank Police Log: April 15 – April 21
The men and women in blue are on duty and keeping the city safe.
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Singtho
Singtho is a polite young lady from the Burbank Animal Shelter that is looking for her forever home. She is a great cat for anyone looking for a low maintenance independent cat who is fine doing her own thing.
Burbank Crime Report – May 4 Edition
May the 4th not be with the criminals in these crimes reported to Crimemapping by the Burbank Police Department
Darryl Carter Named Burroughs Boys Hoops Coach
The Bears select their man to lead the boys' varsity basketball team.
Burbank Boys’ Tennis Loses Tiebreaker With Foothill
Burbank High tennis coach Loi Phan has coached many teams in a number of sports since 1986.Phan really...
City of Burbank Releases Proposed Budget for Upcoming Fiscal Year
City Council will meet twice in May to discuss the budget before a public hearing to be held in June
Burroughs Baseball No-Hit In Season-Ending Game
Season concludes for the Bears after an 8-0 setback to the Knights.
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Tequilas Burbank and Ashley Erikson Launch 10th Annual Cancer Fundraiser with $15,000 Goal
Tequilas Burbank and community advocate Ashley Erikson are marking their 10th year of cancer fundraising with a campaign to raise $15,000 for Providence’s genetics and genomics department at the Roy and Patricia Disney Family Cancer Center in Burbank.
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Mozzy
This gorgeous baby is the epitome of a good time.
Governor Signs Schultz Bill to Save Post-Production Jobs
. “This is a big victory in our fight to save California’s entertainment industry, and we’re just getting started,”