A Little Rain is Not Going to Stop Santa From Tree Lighting Ceremony
Despite a little rain, the Mayor's Tree Lighting and first glimpse of Santa Claus went on without a hitch as hundreds showed up to City Hall
Johnny Carson Park Receives $1.7 Million State Grant
This is the second grant received by the City to repair the aging park. Creek restoration is crucial element to the renovation
Burbank Coordinating Council Needs Your Help to Help Others
Burbank Coordinating Council will be collecting donations from the public on December 8 to deliver on December 15
Reducing Theft Risk on Holiday Deliveries
On November 12th Burbank Police officers responded to the area near Kenneth Road and Delaware Road after being advised a VW Jetta was seen following a UPS delivery truck. Officers stopped the vehicle with two occupants, and during their investigation found several cardboard boxes within the car, with shipping labels
New Closures for the Week on the I-5 Freeway as Work Continues
Closures and detours continue as Caltrans works on putting in the car pool lanes on the Interstate 5 freeway
Bob Hope Airport Suffers Major Power Outage on Runway
A power failure resulting in the loss of edge lighting on a runway resulted in the grounding on many flights trying to leave the airport Thursday night.
Man Robbed of Jewelry by Masked Men on Burbank Street
After parking his car on Maria Street, a man was approached by two masked men who stole a bag of jewelry, along with his his car keys and cell phone
Time to Deck the (City) Hall, It’s Christmas Time
Burbank's Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony will take place Saturday night at City Hall and Santa's Helpers can be seen bustling around City Hall cleaning and arranging in anticipation of his arrival
Burbank Water and Power Launches Turf Removal Program
BWP launches its newest program, “Go Native!,” which provides Burbank residents with cash rebates for replacing live turf with a California Friendly landscape
Assemblyman Gatto Forms Small-Business Advisory Commission
Seeks Public Input on Regulatory and Statutory Reforms to Improve the State's Business Climate
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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...