Burroughs Boys Volleyball Races Past Burbank
By Rick AssadLike a finely tuned championship sprinter, once they're on the track and focused, there's no stopping...
Burbank Police Launch “U DRIVE. U TEXT. U PAY.”
During April, the Burbank Police will have additional officers on patrol specifically looking for drivers who violate the state’s hands-free cell phone law
Burroughs Golf Wins 22nd Burbank Cup
Emilio Huerta and Burroughs survived the heat and a strong push from Burbank in the battle for the Burbank Cup
UPDATED: COVID Outbreak at Burroughs May Trace Back to New York Field Trip
Last week choir members traveled to New York for a contest and reportedly many of the students have now tested positive for Covid
Hold Your Horses, City Council to Look at Buying Stables on South Mariposa
Vice Mayor Konstantine Anythony has asked the Council to agendize the possibility of buying the stables at 910 S. Mariposa
City Council Votes to Allow Non-Profit to Takeover Former Boy’s & Girl’s Club Location...
Burbank City Council lays path for future non-profit to use currently unused 2244 N. Buena Vista St. site
Burroughs Softball Trips Up Burbank, Wins 6-1
By Rick AssadThree hitters reached base via base hits and accounted for four overall hits and two others...
Adam Schiff’s Comments on New Sanctions Against Russia
Reports of torture, rape, and the killing of civilians and children shock the conscience
Bret Harte Celebrates Autism Acceptance Month
April is World Autism month as well as Autism and Neurodiversity month. Burbank schools are taking the opportunity to spread acceptance and inclusion of neurodiversity through spirit days, activities and ribbons. Bret Harte Elementary kicked off their month long acceptance campaign on Friday, April 1st by encouraging students and staff to wear blue in support of their fellow students.
Youth Art Expo: “Wild About Art!” This Week
Youth Art Expo features artwork from Burbank students grades TK -12th at surrounding public and private schools


















