Man Arrested for DUI After Car Leaves Street
Suspects car left the street at Maraposa and Clark, hitting a planter
Two Arrested for Trying to Sell Pot Near Burbank Town Center
Two men were charged with possession of a large amount of marijuana after witnesses say they were smoking and trying to sell on Burbank intersection.
Gatto’s Recycled Water Bill Signed into Law
Ground breaking legislation by Assemblyman Mike Gatto would require the state to adopt building standards for recycled water in newly constructed commercial and residential buildings.
High School Sports Weekly Recap
Sports results for the period of Sept. 2 - 26
Gatto’s Push for Tribal Sacred Places Signed by Governor Brown
After nearly two years of negotiation, legislation to protect and preserve sacred Native American landmarks was signed by Governor Brown
Burroughs No Match for Crescenta Valley in League Opener
The Indians five-game winning streak over the Falcons is snapped Friday night
Burbank Teacher Of The Year Honored By County
Disney Elementary special education teacher Darla Gerharter was honored by the Los Angeles County Office of Education as Teacher of the Year for BUSD.
Burroughs and Burbank Set to Battle in Cross Country
The two rivals have strong teams and hope to contend for a Pacific League championship
41st Bell-Jeff Cross Country Invitational to Run on Saturday
Approximately 4,000 high school runners in 17 races will compete at Griffith Park beginning at 7 a.m.
Burroughs Throws Salsa Night
John Burroughs Instrumental Music Association raises funds for school bands with a night of salsa music, dancing, tacos and fun. Proceeds will go to competition entry fees, transportation and purchasing music.
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Burbank Students Among Robert Wells Dance Fund Scholarship Recipients
Several young performers from Burbank are among the newest recipients of scholarships from the Robert Wells Dance Fund, a program created to honor the life and legacy of Burbank High School alumnus and professional dancer Robert Wells.
Burbank Police Log: May 18 – May 24
Making sure the city is secure and safe is important.
Erika Anderson: BUSD Employee Retires After 35 Years
After serving the BUSD for more than three decades, Erika Anderson bids farewell.