Sandbags Being Made Available To Burbank Residents
Once again, Burbank is in storm watch and the City is making sand bags available to residents and Burbank businesses. If you are in...
Burbank Noon Kiwanis Announce March Meetings
Burbank Noon Kiwanis celebrated the beginning of their planned GALA events with a talk before the Burbank Chamber of Commerce where brochures requesting sponsors...
Motorcycle Accident Closes Olive Ave. To Afternoon Traffic
Burbank Police are still investigating what happened on Thursday afternoon on Olive Ave. at Naomi when a car collided with a Honda Scooter....
Design For 2012 Burbank Submitted to Rose Parade Committee for Approval
On January 29, the Board of Directors of the Burbank Tournament of Roses reviewed 74 drawings and narrowed the entries down to 7...
A Look Back At The Big Quake That Shook Burbank 40 Years Ago
BurbankNBeyond's Stan Lynch remembers February 9, 1971 when Burbankers awoke to a large earthquake. At the time Stan was working for the Burbank Daily...
Residents Recycle Their Electronic Waste
Saving hundred of pounds of Electronic Waste from going into our landfills, this past weekend hundreds of people took advantage of the electronic waste...
“Moonlight And Magnolias” Opens At Colony Theatre
Entertainment Editor Greg Simay was at the opening of the Colony Theatre's latest offering, Moonlight and Magnolias. See his review hereSimay had a busy weekend...
Saying Good-Bye To An Old Friend Before We Welcome A New One
It only took a couple of weeks, but Memorial Stadium is nothing more than a memory. Both the home and visitor stands have been...
Animal Shelter Picks Up Grant to Help Purchase X-Ray Machine
VCA Charities awarded the Volunteers of the Burbank Animal Shelter a $4,000 grant that will kick-off the organizations' fundraising efforts to purchase an x-ray...
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Burroughs Boys Volleyball Sweeps Claremont
The Bears handle the Wolfpack, but it was a close and tense match.
Burbank Police Log: January 26 – February 1
Burbank's police department is working hard.
Letter to the Editor: Resident Frustrated by Another Sizeable Payout to Former BUSD Employee...
"$450,000 here, $400,000 there. Pretty soon it adds up to real money"