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
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
Rep. Schiff Congratulates Burbank Teacher Mieliwocki for Winning 2012 National Teacher of the Year
Rep. Adam Schiff congratulates Rebecca Mieliwocki, a teacher at Luther Middle School in Burbank, who was named 2012 National Teacher of the Year award:
Rep. Schiff Honors 2012 Women of the Year
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) honored outstanding women from each of the communities in the 29th Congressional District including Nancy E. Guillen of Burbank
Life-Long Burbanker Ross Happy to Have Stadium Back
Vernon Ross was one of the many grads who attended the dedication of the remodeled Memorial Field a few weeks ago. The member of Burroughs Class of 1955 has only missed three Burbank/Burroughs games in his lifetime.
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Burroughs Boys Soccer Roughed Up in Opener
Burroughs opened its season against Birmingham, which last season was the runner-up in the LA City Section's highest playoff division.
Cookies With The Grinch Brings Whoville Magic to the Burbank Town Center
Families in Burbank are getting a special dose of holiday cheer this season with Cookies With The Grinch, a Whoville-inspired experience designed just for kids.
Construction Set to Begin on Magnolia Boulevard Water Main Upgrade in January 2026
Construction on the main water pipeline will be completed in phases, moving block by block from west to east