Officer Angela Burrows Receives $1,000 Rex Andrews Scholarship
Meet Burbank Police Department's Newest Rex Andrews Scholarship Award Winner!
Burbank Honors Public Servants in Community Service Awards
Burbank honored our own hometown heroes with a Community Service Awards ceremony at the Elks Lodge.
Dr. Martin Small’s Family Invites the Community to a Celebration of Life Service
Dr. Martin Small of Burbank passed away peacefully with his family by his side this past week, he was 88 years old.
Genio’s Reunion Gathers Family, Friends, Customers and Employees
Saturday evening the Burbank Elks Lodge was filled with over 210 guests all with the same thing in common, they either were a customer, a server or a family members of the Marvin Cecchini Family owners of the late Genio's restaurant.
Voices Against Violence
On Thursday evening Burbank residents gathered at the Burbank Temple Emanu El to discuss violence. Coming on the heels of the Orlando Massacre, Istanbul, San Bernadino, and other almost daily attacks around the world against innocent civilians driven by religious, political, or simply mental illness.
Sister Regina Palamara Receives Acknowledgement From Pope Francis
Sister Regina Palamara receives acknowledgement from Pope Francis on her Diamond Jubilee with the Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Bill Czappa to Show Work at Burbank Creative Art Center Gallery
His show, "Assembled in America" will feature 60 of his California Assemblage sculptures, that he has made since 1964 to the present
Leora Wilson Turns 101 – Woops, Make that 39
Burbank Mayor stops by to sing 'Happy Birthday' to senior about to celebrate her 101st birthday. Her secrets to a long life are having a sense of humor, taking long walks, gardening and eating butterscotch candy.
Police Lower Flag a Final Time in Honor of Harry Strickland
Burbank Police Department's Honor Guard played taps in a ceremony that was ordered by Police Chief Scott LaChasse
Warner Bros. Entertainment Announces 2015 Reach Program Honorship Recipients
Studio once again reaches out to local high schools to award scholarships
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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...