Residents Protest Potential Cell Tower to be Located at Church
Residents are concerned with the Little White Chapel allowing T-Mobile to put a cell tower on their property saying that it is too close to local schools
2012 Starlight Bowl Season Promises to be Best in Years
Besides the always popular 4th of July fireworks show, there will be tribute bands honoring the Eagles, Elton John, Billy Joel, The Beatles, and Journey. The season ends with Rick Springfield and his band.
Take Me Out to the Ballgame – Burbank Style
It was once again Burbank Night at Dodger Stadium and everyone had a great time from the Mayor throwing the opening pitch to citizens watching the Dodgers beat the Cardinals and a great fireworks show
19 Year-Old Arrested for Selling Marijuana to Minors
Over a significant period of time, surveillance revealed a group of young people using marijuana in the northwest corner of Izay Park
Burbank Firefighters Rescue Man Who Fell Into Flood Control Channel
Burbank Firefighters responded to a reported injured person laying in the flood control channel on Alameda Ave. east of Victory Blvd. Friday afternoon.
Burbank High’s ‘Pop Show’ Has to be Seen to be Believed
Burbank High's Pop Show is a year-end treat that every year improves upon itself.
Roaring Twenties’ Once in a Lifetime Roars to a Great Finish
The John Burroughs High School Drama closed its season with Once In a Lifetime, a knowing and witty look at “the business” whose Burbank/Hollywood epicenter is but a few miles away
Pair Robbed While Sitting at Car Eating at Carl’s Jr.
Two men were robbed Thursday while eating in the Carl Jr.'s parking lot. Both men lost their wallets and cell phones after the suspect pulled a gun on them.
Boys & Girls Fundraising Gala Proves to be Big Success
Funds raised support after-school programs for more than 2,000 children a year. Special recognition was given to entertainment companies that provide items and services to the club.
Carrizosa to Step Down as Burbank Unified School District Superintendent
Stan Carrizosa, who was selected last week as a finalist for the job of President of the College of the Sequoias in Visalia, announced he has accepted the job
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Burroughs Student Selected for Washington Youth Summit on the Environment
, Fritz joins a select group of students from across the country to participate in an intensive, week-long study of leadership in environmental science and conservation
City of Burbank to Launch Drone Show for Independence Day Celebration
. The Starlight Bowl will NOT be open for public viewing, and no event activities will take place on-site
Burbank Looking to Fill Vacancy on Board Of Building and Fire Code Appeals
. The Burbank City Clerk’s Office is accepting applications for the Board of Building and Fire Code through July 24, 2026