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Zizette Mullins, the city clerk of Burbank, discusses the path to her current role with the city as she makes a run for a Burbank City Council position.

Meet Duke, a two year old German Shepherd/Mastiff mix. He is a very sweet boy and LOVES attention, but is still in need of some training. Duke is a very strong pup and doesn't realize his size. The Burbank animal shelter thinks he should be fine with experienced kids.  Duke spent time in a foster home where he adored his foster dad and his daughter. His foster family said he was smart, affectionate, loving and loyal. They also said he was housebroken, knows basic commands, and did great on the leash!

Carmenita Helligar shares information about her creative endeavors and involvement in local activism as she runs for a spot on the Burbank City Council.

Sustainable Burbank Commission sends letter to the Council in opposition to Park & Rec. putting artificial turf at Brace Park. Park & Rec, Board makes no recommendation

Burbank Pride, a new committee, in partnership with Magnolia Park Merchants Association, presents the inaugural “Family Pride in the Park” event on Friday, September 30 from 6-9pm. The family-friendly, LGBTQIA+ edition of Magnolia Park Night Out will take place in the UMe Federal Credit Union parking lot at 3000 W. Magnolia Boulevard. 

Tequilas Burbank has partnered with community event organizer and myBurbank writer, Ashley Erikson, to coordinate a Cancer Awareness Fundraiser Dinner on October 12th.  The event will be a non-host dinner where 20% of the proceeds will be donated to the Center for Clinical Genetics and Genomics at the Roy and Patricia Disney Family Cancer Center in Burbank.

Fuentez has taught at McKinley elementary school for the past eleven years and is currently a proud first-grade teacher at the site

Providence High girls' tennis can't stay with Mayfield.

Things did not go as planned for the Burroughs High football team Friday night.The Bears fell behind early...

Bret Harte Elementary School held their annual Apex Fun Run fundraiser on Thursday morning.  The two-week long program was lead by the Apex Leadership Co. who kicked off the events with a school pep rally on September 13th. The fundraiser is anticipated to bring in over $60,000 to help support the school’s STEAM program, music, fine arts and more.