One Great Shot After Another
Anyone who collected baseball cards in the 1980s or 1990s may not know Mitchell Haddad personally. But they almost certainly have owned a piece of his work, whether they know it or not.
Burbank Unified Remains On Distance Learning For Spring Semester
The Burbank Unified School District will remain on 100% Distance Learning for the entire Spring semester of 2021, following Superintendent Matt Hill's Recommendation to...
Burbank City Council Actions for the Week
Paid parking in the Metrolink lot, sidewalk vendors, flavored tobacco ban, and Accessory Dwellings all discussed at the November 17 meeting
Village Church to Hold Free, Socially-Distanced Christmas Concert “Jingle All The Way!”
Church Group Seeks Donations to Pay for Necessary Sound Equipment from the public for this great, free event
Burroughs Drama Presents “The Complete Works Of William Shakespeare (Abridged) [Revised]”
The John Burroughs High School Drama program presents The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) streaming live Friday and Saturday evenings, November 20...
Burbank to be Painted in Orange for Sixteen Days of Activism Against Gender Violence
Sixteen Days of Activism Against Gender Violence is an international campaign beginning on November 25th, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women and ending December 10th
Rick’s Sports Corner: Golden State Versus Lone Star State
By Rick AssadHigh school football in Texas isn't just something to attend on Friday night. It's bigger than...
Burbank Police Lay Wreaths for Pavelka and Colson
Members of the Burbank Police Department and friends gathered at the base of The Guardian Sculpture to remember two Burbank Police Officers that were killed in the line of duty and layed memorial wreaths in their memory.
Burbank has an Opening on the Cultural Arts Commission
The Burbank City Clerk’s Office is accepting applications for the Burbank Cultural Arts Commission beginning November 16, 2020 through December 16, 2020
Burbank Unified’s Diversity, Equity And Inclusion Committee Continues Curriculum Work, Launches Website
The efforts of the DEI Committee and the ongoing curriculum review process, including five books which may be removed from the approved teaching list, was discussed at a recent Board of Education meeting.
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Letter to the Editor: Resident Disagrees with myBurbank’s Ballot Position
Letter to the Editor:Yes on CC and CD, No on C: A Friendly Disagreement A reply to the myBurbank opinion piece...
Family Service Agency Imagine A City Gala: A Huge Success Honoring Peggy Flynn
This year's Family Service Gala took place in Nickelodeon Studios' magnificent courtyard playground, with over 300 guests in attendance.
Daystar Records, A New Hangout Spot For Music Lovers Of All Ages
“We’re a small team,” Troedson said. “We have a lot of passion and love for the community, for the arts, and we wanted to bring that together in a way that would benefit the community.”