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.
Schiff Urges Funding to Upgrade Locomotive Fleet
Metrolink’s aging locomotive fleet hinders its efficiency and creates an environmental concern and is plagued with engine and technical difficulties that often slow and interrupt service
McKinley Students See Their Words Become a Book as Grand Prize Winners
The McKinley Elementary School auditorium was filled with cheers and applause on Thursday afternoon as students of Mrs. Angie D'Mello's class were awarded the Grand Prize for the Scholastic Book Fair's "Kids are Authors" contest
High School Sports Weekly Recap
Sports results for week of Sept. 15 - 21
Burbank Volunteers Lead Y Capital Campaign
The Burbank Community YMCA has launched its Strong Today, Stronger Tomorrow capital campaign with a $3 Million Dollar Goal Set
Burbank Vikings Scores- Week Five
Vikings collect five wins this week.
Pile Driving at Bob Hope Airport’s Transportation Center Should Not Affect Area Residents
The vibration impact of the pile driving operation will be barely noticeable within an approximate 100-yard circumference of the pile driving and is not anticipated to cause any structural or architectural issues for nearby buildings
Shuttle Endeavour Burbank Flyover is Once in a Lifetime Event to Witness
When the NASA 747 banked left over the Burbank Media District on its approach to Universal Studios, life in Burbank came to a sudden halt for a few seconds as people of all ages looked to the sky to see one of the great man made events of the 21st century.
Gatto’s Closely Watched California Homemade Food Act Signed into Law
The California Homemade Food Act legalizes 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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2026 “BIG GAME” Tale of the Tape- Facts, Figures, & Friday Night Football
BIG GAME is Friday night at 7 p.m. at Memorial Field; here's your helmet-to-helmet showdown by the numbers
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Tennessee
Meet Tennessee — the perfect cat for your cat! Tennessee is a strikingly beautiful light orange tabby who is just under a year old, with a funny, quirky, and wonderfully contrarian personality.
Robert Vargas Mural “Belonging Has No Borders” Unveiled at the Burbank YMCA
On Saturday, Oct. 3, community members gathered for the Belonging Block Party to celebrate the artwork’s public unveiling, honor Hispanic Heritage Month and recognize a partnership connecting YMCA communities in Los Angeles and Mexico.