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Fifty-five students graduated from Monterey High School with a virtual graduation ceremony on Friday, June 12.

Burbank to Open Verdugo Aquatic Facility and Day Camps, Tennis, Pickleball Courts, Trails and Parks Update

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.

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

A leadoff hitter and center fielder, the recent graduate played every game with enthusiasm and made an impression on the field.

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.

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."

The protest departed the Empire Center and proceeded south on Victory Blvd with about 150 to 200 protestors.

This is a most painful and difficult time in the life of our nation.

"The Burbank Police Department shares in the community’s devastation and anger over the events leading to the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis"