BPOA President Armendariz No Longer Burbank Police Officer
Mark Armendariz, President of the Burbank Police Officers' Association, is no longer employed as a Burbank Police Officer
Porto’s Bakery Experiences Fryer Fire After Closing Sunday Night
Late night fryer fire won't ruin Porto's delicious delicacies
Police Chief Reports 5% Drop in Crime in Burbank
Chief LaChasse reports that the City’s reduction in crime is occurring at a time when neighboring jurisdictions are posting crime increases.
It Wasn’t a Street Sweeper Rodeo on Glenoaks
Dumped load of trash required drivers to detour Glenoaks Blvd.
Police Conduct Sting Operation To Nab Bogus Car Sellers
A “sting operation” conducted by the Burbank Police Department put a couple of scam artists behind bars, and recovered several thousand dollars that they...
National Night Out Scheduled for August
Burbank Police will once again team up with local neighborhoods for National Night Out on August 6
July 4th Burglars Attempt To Steal Computers
An alert business owner and a fast response from the Burbank Police Department caused a team of 4th of July burglars to beat a...
Tired Driver Ends Up Upside Down
Burbank resident falls asleep and crashes into 3 parked cars.
Firefighters Knock Down Brush Fire Near Police Firing Range
Quick work by firefighters knocked down a brush fire in Wildwood Canyon that started around midnight
Fire Next to Burbank Business Caused by Illegal Fireworks
Suspected illegal fireworks are responsible for setting a tree on fire next to a Burbank business
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. "You cannot ask voters to judge you by your values while refusing to tell them what those values are when the questions get difficult."
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. "They have made it clear that they will support the concept of "Mixed Flow". That will allow all buses to travel along Olive with the rest of the traffic."