Application Period Begins for Burbank Rental Assistance Program
Renters financially impacted by COVID-19, may apply for the Burbank Rental Assistance Program for up to $800 per month for up to 3 months if specific criteria is met
Monterey High School Class Of 2020 Celebrates With Virtual Graduation
Fifty-five students graduated from Monterey High School with a virtual graduation ceremony on Friday, June 12.
Some Burbank Athletic Facilities, Including Verdugo Pool, to Open
Burbank to Open Verdugo Aquatic Facility and Day Camps, Tennis, Pickleball Courts, Trails and Parks Update
Burbank Human Relations Council Urges City Leaders And Community To Work For Racial Justice
The Burbank Human Relations Council releases a statement on the recent protests that have swept the nation in the wake of the death of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer, encouraging the City and community to actively work against racism, injustice and violence.
Burbank City Council Extends Eviction Ordinance for Renters
City's order that expired in May has now been extended until the end of June and was retroactive to the time of the last ordinance that had expired
Rick’s Sports Corner: OakLee Spens, Burbank High’s On-Field Catalyst
A leadoff hitter and center fielder, the recent graduate played every game with enthusiasm and made an impression on the field.
CIF Releases Fall Sports Playoff Divisions
Falls sports teams, who will still don't know if they will have a season, find out what playoff divisions they might compete in if the season does move forward.
Henry “Hank” Diel, Jr., Longtime Active Member Of Community, Recently Passes Away
Longtime active member of the Burbank community, Henry "Hank" Diel, Jr., passed away on May 18. His death "has created a giant hole in the family and the community."
In This Together Protest Treks from Empire Center to City Hall
The protest departed the Empire Center and proceeded south on Victory Blvd with about 150 to 200 protestors.
Rep. Schiff Offers Reflections on Racism in America
This is a most painful and difficult time in the life of our nation.
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Obituary: Lifelong Burbank Resident Richard Glen Carlborg
He loved to laugh and had a sense of humor that had to be experienced to be appreciated.
Police Arrest Woman for Allegedly Starting Fire In The Target at the Empire Center
Police say fire caused millions of dollars in damage in the fire that was set last weekend
Records Fall in Middle School Track Meet
With a rich history that goes back 80 years, breaking records are not easy when Muir, Luther Burbank and Dolores Huerta middle...