Body Found on Side of Freeway Off-Ramp Called ‘Suspicious’ Death
Police identify dead man as Alaska Airline pilot frorm Washington.
Car Burglary Rampage Over The Weekend in Downtown Burbank Parking Lots
Cars parked in IKEA parking structure or nearby targeted by thieves Saturday night. More reported Sunday at Islands parking structure.
Man Attempts To Kidnap Girl On Way To School
Police catch suspect near other schools, after attempted kidnapping of John Burroughs High School student walking to school.
‘Back Seat Bandits’ Are Still Out There
Thieves takes rear seats from 4 SUV’s over weekend.
Argument Over Bicycle Lands Brothers In Jail
Grandmother escapes injury from flying glass as two men fight on Victory Blvd.
Drug Suspect Lands In Jail After Fleeing From Police
Burbank man leads police on chase, then breaks his ankle while trying to climb fence in bid to escape officers.
Mother Arrested For Attempting To Murder Daughter
Woman reportedly tries to suffocate her adult daughter.
Babysitter Arrested At Teen Drinking Party
Woman was supervising 20 teens at party Saturday night on Kenwood St.
Burbank Police Warn Citizens of Nail Salon Robberies
Burbank Police have put out a warning to those who frequent bail salons in Burbank to be on the lookout for three people who have hit a number of area salons
Postman Arrested For Selling Drugs
Letter carrier delivering more than just the mail while on duty.
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Season Preview: Cross Country Teams Ready to Kick Season Off
Junior Elisha Hill is one of the top returning runners for Burroughs.
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Dumpling
This girl is absolutely spectacular and just look at that gorgeous face! Dumpling is a 3-year-old Alaskan Malamute mix with the most stunning amber eyes, and when she looks at you with them, you can’t help but melt.
Leadership Burbank’s Class of 2026 Donates Mobile Laundry Trailer to the Salvation Army
. New Day Laundry will work alongside the Burbank SAFE mobile shower trailer to provide clean clothes, renewed confidence and greater opportunity to neighbors in need