World Series Champion Jeff Suppan Spends Time With Campers
Fifth through eighth grade students get to hear from the National League's Championship Series MVP in 2006 at City of Burbank's Baseball Camp held at Burbank High
Longtime Burbank Resident Otto Jensen Killed Crossing Street
101 year-old Burbank man was featured last year in Burbank's Centennial Parade and died just feet from his longtime photography business on Olive Ave.
Burbank Bike Angels Celebrates 9th Holiday Seasonal Event
On Wednesday, December 13th, the Burbank Bike Angels celebrated their 9th Holiday seasonal event by unveiling more than 100 bikes for Burbank's less fortunate children.
Burbank and Ota, Japan Celebrate 30 Years of Friendship
Like a class reunion, friendships were rekindled and memories refreshed
Bob Hope Airport Police and Employees Pitch in to Help Aleyna
Bob Hope Airport Police Officers Association and employees presented checks to Aleyna Doche, who has kidney cancer and is raising money for Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation.
Burbank’s Bonnie Teaford Named a Top Ten Public Works Leader
Public Works Director, Bonnie Teaford, P.E., was recently named to the American Public Works Association (APWA) 2014 Top Ten Public Works Leaders of the Year
Burbank YMCA New Equipment Prompts Rise In Interest And Motivation
New machines incorporating technology and internet connection help motivate the YMCA's 7000 active members with their fitness routines.
Burbank’s Officer Angela Burrows Set to Jump Out of a Plane for Charity
Last month, Officer Angela Burrows was the recipient of the Rex Andrews $1,000 Scholarship award. Now, Officer Burrows is getting ready to jump out...
Rep. Schiff Appoints Burbank Resident to West Point
Nathan William Hamming from the 29th Congressional District has received an appointment from Congressman Adam Schiff to the Military Academy at West Point for the class of 2016
Burbank’s Negin Forouzesh to Oversee National Institutes of Health Research Grant
The four-year grant from the NIH Support for Research Excellence (SuRE) program will support research on computer-aided drug design
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It’s Kitten Tsunami Season at the Burbank Animal Shelter, Fosters Needed ASAP!
A kitten tsunami is sweeping through Burbank. This year is turning into the busiest "Kitten Season" ever at the Burbank Animal Shelter. As of today, the Kitten Foster Program has fostered over 170 kittens. Normally they don't reach that number until the end of July! The Kitten Foster Program is bursting at the seams and they need your help!
BHRC Invites the Public for Community Field Trip to Cesar Chavez National Monument
The Burbank Human Relations Council is sponsoring a field trip for Burbank leaders, community members and families to the Cesar Chavez National Monument in Keene, California on Saturday, June 10th. The chartered bus will depart from the Olive Park parking lot north of the Josalyn Center off North Griffith Park Drive between Olive and Clark Streets at 8am, arriving back in Burbank at 4pm.
Golfers Ready to Compete for Spot in U.S. Open
Burbank has a chance to be put on the map of the sports world Monday as 13-year-old golfer Jaden Soong will be...