Car Burglary Rampage Over The Weekend in Downtown Burbank Parking Lots
Cars parked in IKEA parking structure or nearby targeted by thieves Saturday night. More reported Sunday at Islands parking structure.
Prescription Drug Take-Back Held at Burbank Police Headquarters
Citizens dropped off old and unwanted drugs at Burbank Police Station as .part of National Drug Take-Back Day
Burbank Suspends Search for Permanent Police Chief
Since the Police Chief is hired by the City Manager, the City Council will first need to hire a new permanent City Manager who can then decide on the process to hire a new Chief. Interim Chief Scott LaChasse remains at the helm
Gatto’s Green Fuels Bill Signed into Law
Bill which removes barriers to the development of renewable natural gas (RNG) as a in California and will save local rate-payers millions on their utility bills, was signed by Governor Brown
Burbank Powers Its Way to 41-20 Victory Against Arcadia
A balanced effort on both sides of the ball has propelled Burbank to a 2-0 start in Pacific League play.
M and M boys lead Burroughs to 24-7 victory against Glendale
Garrett Manoukian rushed for 169 of his game-high 174 yards in the fourth quarter alone while Israel Montes ran for 172 as the Indians snapped their four game losing streak and in the process collected their first win of the season.
High School Football Games of the Week
Week two for the Pacific League
A Wall of Heroes Inspires Burbank Fire Fighters and Police Officers
In 2010 artist Jessica Rodrigue painted a large mural in the gymnasium located within the Police and Fire Department Headquarters Building in downtown Burbank. If you ask a police officer or fire fighter what they see in the mural, each will give you a different interpretation of the symbolism contained within the painting.
Gatto’s Water-Conservation Bill for Car Washes Signed into Law
Bill will require all newly permitted car washes to use at least 60% recycled water, was signed into law Tuesday.
Report: Teen Boxer Died From Ruptured Spleen
Burbank Police have closed their investigation after coroner's officials have declared Raul Alvarez, Jr.'s death an accident. The 16 year-old boxer from North Hollywood died from internal bleeding caused by a ruptured spleen.
















