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The Burbank Board of Education can expect student enrollment to continue to decline in coming years, according to a report presented at the last...

Police arrested a Burbank man who was allegedly stabbed another man at Glenoaks and Magnolia Monday night.

The Burbank Board of Education approved a minimum wage increase for Classified Employees to keep in line with State law at their most recent...

The Burbank Board of Education said goodbye to a 13-year veteran of the Board, welcomed a new member and elected a new slate of...

By Rick AssadAt some point, every athlete sees their career come to a conclusion. For most it ends...

On Tuesday, December 15th, the Burbank City Council held their last City Council meeting of 2020 and were accompanied by new council members Konstantine Anthony and Nick Schultz. The council has continued to meet virtually due to the state of emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

City responds to complaints about Tin Horn Flats refusal to follow L. A. County Health Order

Between Dec. 16 and Jan. 1, extra officers will be on patrol looking for drivers suspected of being under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs thanks to a grant

This past Tuesday, December 8th, was the last city council meeting for longtime member, Emily Gabel-Luddy, who took seat on the Burbank City Council in May of 2011 and has used her time to help build and transform Burbank for a better future. She built her campaign on being practical with practical solutions and ran for office to have a positive impact on Burbank’s citywide growth. “I made a commitment when first elected to earn the trust of those who did not support me. I hope I met that,” says Gabel-Luddy, “We cannot always solve the problem but we must listen as we represent all in the community.”

Councilmember Jess Talamantes is Elected Vice-Mayor while Konstantine Anthony and Nick Schultz are sworn in as new Council members