Universal Studios’ “Halloween Horror Nights” Makes it’s Return This Month
Looking for something fun locally? Universal Studios Hollywood Presents ‘Halloween Horror Nights,’ Southern California’s Premier Halloween Event, Select Nights from September 21 to October 31, 2012
Living for Art, Burbank Local Tells Why He Said ‘NO’ to College
Artist David Looft marches to his own drummer, "We artists do this because we have to, it's like breathing."
Babysitter Arrested At Teen Drinking Party
Woman was supervising 20 teens at party Saturday night on Kenwood St.
Burroughs and Burbank Focus on Safety Awareness
As another sign of safety precaution, the John Burroughs and Burbank football programs invested in the gamebreaker helmets this past summer.
Burbank Vikings Scores- Week Two
Week two provided some thrilling highlights.
West Nile Virus Warnings Issued For Burbank Residents
Statewide, a total of 1,629 mosquito samples, 954 dead birds, and 168 sentinel chickens have been identified as positive for West Nile virus. 56 human cases of West Nile virus have been reported
Burroughs Feels the Pain in Loss to Paraclete
In their regular season opener on Friday night at Memorial Field, Burroughs lost to Paraclete of Lancaster, 35-10, but in the process lost its first and second string quarterbacks during the contest.
Three Promoted From Within Ranks of Burbank Fire Department
The Burbank Fire Department held a badge pinning ceremony recently to promote Eric Garcia to the position of Battalion Chief, Grant Stephens to Fire Captain, and Steve Mielkus was promoted to Fire Engineer
BUSD Results on Standardized Testing and Reporting (STAR) Program Continue to Improve
Each year students take exams in English Language Arts (ELA), mathematics, science, and end-of-course exams. High school end-of-course exams include mathematics, science, and social science
California Homemade Food Act by Assemblyman Mike Gatto Sent to Governor
California Homemade Food Act, was sent to the Governor. If signed into law, it would legalize the sale of homemade, “non-potentially hazardous” foods by creating a two-tier system of “cottage food operations” based upon the point of sale
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Pacific League Boys Golf League Individual Finals
Seiji Frye qualified for CIF competition individually.
Burbank Throwing Itself Into Postseason Track and Field
Some may not see the throwing events as they are conducted in a corner away from much of the action.Thursday evening, Burbank...
Burbank Looks to Fill Board and Commission Vacancies
The Burbank City Clerk’s Office is accepting applications for the following vacancies beginning May 1, 2026 through June 1, 2026