Burbank Police Log: December 23 – December 29
A weekly summation of people arrested by the men and women in blue.
Family Service Agency Offers Free Mental Health Services to Support Burbank Community
Telehealth support line provides free, multilingual mental health services for Burbank residents.
Games Postponed Until Next Week
High winds and wildfires halt local sports.
Burbank Makes it Through Hurricane Winds With Minimal Damage
Crews have worked to mitigate damage, City launches web page for local information. Schools to remain closed until Monday
Winds Cause Havoc in Burbank As Trees Are Uprooted, Power Lines Knocked Down
Burbank Safety Service was tested yesterday when winds topping over 50 MPH ripped through the City.
Adoptable Pets of the Week: Mila and Sasha
These gorgeous Shepherds are a bonded pair and ton of fun.
Burbank Police Log: December 16 – December 22
Securing the city is essential for the men and women in blue.
Providence Girls Soccer Falls to Pacifica Christian
The Providence girls' soccer team was hoping a two-week holiday season rest would help the team get back on track Thursday when...
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Dottie
Dottie was found as a stray in Burbank and brought to the shelter after being spotted in someone's yard. While we initially thought she was a lost backyard dog, no one came to claim her.
Burbank’s Rose Parade Float ‘Having a-Lava Fun’ Comes Home A Big Winner
The City of Burbank's 92nd entry into this year's Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parade 'Best Day Ever' brings home the Best Animation Award.
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Paul Gerard Files for Burbank Board of Education – District 3
Gerard says he is committed to serving the interests of the entire Burbank Unified School District if elected
Providence’s San Fernando Valley hospitals earn high honors from U.S. News & World Report
. The annual U.S. News evaluation measures hospital performance across common procedures and conditions, as well as complex and high-acuity care
Use of Flock Camera System Leads to Two Arrests by Burbank Police
. In both cases, officers utilized automated license plate reader (ALPR) technology