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Burroughs Baseball Romps By Crescenta Valley 13-3
By Rick Assad Three days after committing to play baseball for Pepperdine University, Gunnar Nichols pitched a gem and his effort helped Burroughs High dominate Crescenta Valley 13-3 in a Pacific...
View ArticleCity Council Approves Use of Military Equipment by Burbank Police
In a State Bill that goes into effect May 1, 2022, police departments must obtain approval from their local government leaders to obtain, fun, and use equipment obtained from the military. At this...
View ArticleBurbank Planning Board Does Not Approve Mixed-Use Project at 3700 Riverside...
On April 11th, the Burbank Planning Board held a regular meeting. At the meeting, the primary topic of discussion was the proposed mixed-use construction project located at 3700 Riverside Drive. The...
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Downtown Burbank Arts Festival Returns to San Fernando Blvd. May 14 & 15
The Downtown Burbank Arts Festival is back and better than ever! The Downtown Burbank Partnership, in collaboration with Jackalope Arts, presents the Downtown Burbank Arts Festival, Saturday and...
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THANK YOU FOR BREWING WITH US!
The Burbank Chamber of Commerce welcomes Dawn Lindell, General Manager, Burbank Water and Power, as a guest speaker for our What’s Brewing in Burbank event. We enjoyed listening to our speaker discuss...
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Burbank Softball Sees Offensive Woes Continue in Loss
It has been difficult lately for the Burbank High softball team to click offensively.The Bulldogs have faced uphill battles, resulting in frustration at the plate while looking to turn the corner in...
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Burroughs Golf Stays Unbeaten in League
One thing that came out of the fifth Pacific League boys’ golf match Thursday was that most players were playing near or at their best at DeBell Golf Course.Burroughs High kept its first league record...
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Edison Students Create a Living Painting with Art for the Sky
On Wednesday, April 13th, Edison elementary participated in “Art for the Sky” a giant living painting made by the entire 500 count student body and some staff on the grass. The activity was part of a...
View ArticleBurbank Police Announce “Etch and Catch” Program
The Burbank Police Department presents the “Etch and Catch” Catalytic Converter Anti-Theft Program for the second year in a row. In an effort to deter would-be thieves and to track stolen catalytic...
View ArticleBurbank Police to Try Private Parking Enforcement Company
With parking control officers being understaffed and their vehicles all surpassing their end-of-life use expectancy bymore than five years, Burbank Police have received the City Council’s blessing to...
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Building Bulldogs Program Incorporates Social-Emotional Learning At Burbank...
Faculty members and students of Burbank High School are working together to strengthen the on-campus curriculum through their Building Bulldogs program. This social-emotional learning model was...
View ArticleBurbank Planning Board Approves Mixed-Use Project at 3700 Riverside Drive...
On April 11th, the Burbank Planning Board held a regular meeting. At the meeting, the primary topic of discussion was the proposed mixed-use construction project located at 3700 Riverside Drive. The...
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Zonta Club of Burbank Area Presents Its Second Virtual LUNAFEST
On Saturday, May 14, the Zonta Club of Burbank Area will once again present this unique and popular festival of films by, for and about women. The virtual screening will begin at 4 pm, followed by a...
View ArticleBurbank Baseball Loses Nail-Biter To Arcadia
By Rick Assad On a day in which Major League Baseball celebrated the 75th anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier, a high school baseball game was played at Burbank that saw both...
View ArticleBurbank Police Log: March 28 – April 3
Note: All suspects arrested are presumed innocent until found guilty by a court of law. The following are official public records being redistributed by myBurbank.com Inc. and is protected by...
View ArticleBurroughs Volleyball Wins Prestigious Title
The Burroughs boys’ volleyball has won many Pacific League titles and a CIF Southern California Regional title in 2016.But the Bears just won the Karch Kiraly Tournament of Champions at Santa Barbara...
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Burbank Cultural Arts Presents “Virtually Burbanksy: The Art Of The Box” Online
The Burbank Cultural Arts Commission presents Virtually Burbanksy: The Art of the Box in an online forum for members of the Burbank community on Wednesday evening, April 20. As part of Burbank’s Art,...
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Washington Elementary Highlights Autism Acceptance Month
Staff and students at George Washington Elementary School are highlighting Autism Acceptance Month during April, along with Burbank Unified School District and schools around the U.S. and world. “In...
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Burbank Tennis Gets Season Sweep of Burroughs
With the Burbank and Burroughs High tennis teams on the cusp of advancing to the postseason, there are still things for each squad to address.Burroughs and Burbank looked to show more improvement when...
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Burbank Softball Wins A Classic Over Rival Burroughs
By Rick Assad In a softball game that won’t soon be forgotten, Burbank High pulled off an incredible 4-2 Pacific League win over city rival Burroughs on Tuesday night at Olive Park with the stands...
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