Burbank’s Red Chair Ballet Dancers to Attend U.S. and International Summer Programs
15 of the school’s ballet students have been accepted to summer ballet intensive programs across the United States and in Russia
Burbank City Council Names Kukta City Treasurer, Mullins Appointed City Clerk
Both woman were appointed to their positions to fill out the terms that will both be up for election in 2013. School Board will have to act to replace Kukta
Pursuit Ends When Suspect Runs Out Of Gas
Police helicopter overhead as suspect attempts to get away.
Burroughs High, Muir Middle School Get New Principals in District Shuffle
Burbank School Superintendent Dr. Jan Britz has appointed Burroughs Principal Emilio Urioste Director of Secondary Education with Muir Principal John Paramo assuming the Burroughs position
City Hall Bids Good-bye to Former Treasurer Donna Anderson
After stepping down from her position, Donna Anderson was honored at City Hall by friends and co-workers for her dedication
Parolee Caught With Heroin, Weapon in His Burbank Home
Burbank Police were doing a parole check on the 2300 block of Chandler and found an individual that had numerous drug items, as well as a gun
Rep. Schiff Statement Supports Supreme Court Health Care Decision
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) released the following statement heralding the Supreme Court’s decision on the President’s health care reform law
Starlight Bowl 4th of July Tickets Going Fast
Lawn seats are already sold out for this great community show which kicks off the Starlight Bowl season.
Burbank Names Drew Sugars New Public Information Officer
The City received more than one hundred applications since the job opening was announced at the beginning of 2012 with the departure of Keith Sterling, who left to become the Communications Director for the University of Utah. He will begin July 9
Gatto’s Green Fuels Bill Passes Senate Utilities Committee
Bill which removes barriers to the development of renewable natural gas (RNG) as a fuel in California, passed the Senate Utilities Committee after a nearly three hour hearing by a vote of 11-0
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Burroughs Stunt Comes Up Short Against Moorpark
Burroughs performed well, but faced an experienced Moorpark squad.
Letter to the Editor: Resident Questions School Board’s Public Decision Making Process
"I am writing as a concerned community member regarding serious transparency and accountability issues within the Burbank Unified School District Board of Education"
New York-Aimed Musical Finds Its First Home at The Colony Theatre in Burbank
After a multi-year development journey spanning both coasts, Millennials Are Killing Musicals has found its home here at Burbank's The Colony Theatre!