Burbank
Coverage of Burbank in the Nexus archive.
- Son of Heat legend Dwyane Wade arrested in California domestic violence case
Zaire Wade, the son of Miami Heat legend Dwayne Wade, was arrested in California on suspicion of felony domestic violence, criminal threats, and false imprisonment. Police found a woman with lacerations at the scene and removed a handgun from the home. Wade previously played basketball at Sierra Canyon School and for the Salt Lake City Stars.
- ‘The decision is sickening’: MAHA leaders feel betrayed by Supreme Court ruling on Roundup weed killer
MAHA leaders expressed betrayal over the Supreme Court's ruling on Roundup weed killer. The article mentions Roundup bottles available at a Lowe's Garden Center in Burbank, Calif.
- 8 stolen vehicles recovered, 3 arrested in Burbank auto theft investigation
Three people were arrested and eight stolen vehicles were recovered following a months-long investigation into an alleged vehicle theft operation in Burbank, which began with the theft of a Range Rover from a local home in April 2026.
- Man accused of killing wife on wedding night brought back to US after years on the run in Mexico
Arnoldo Jimenez, accused of killing his wife Estrella Carrera on their wedding night in Illinois in 2012, was returned to the U.S. after being arrested in Mexico in 2025. He had been on the FBI's Most Wanted list and was the fourth-most wanted fugitive in the U.S. at the time of his capture.
- FBI top 10 fugitive arrested in fatal 2012 Burbank newlywed stabbing brought from Mexico to Chicago
FBI 10 most wanted fugitive Arnoldo Jimenez, arrested in Mexico in the fatal 2012 stabbing of newlywed Estrella Carrera in Burbank, is now in Chicago.
- The fight to stop a Hollywood megamerger is far from over
The fight to stop a Hollywood megamerger is ongoing, involving Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank, Calif., and Paramount Pictures in Los Angeles.
- Higher Costs for Plastics Used Everywhere Are Becoming Next Inflation Headache
Higher costs for plastics used everywhere are becoming a new inflation concern. Bottled water for sale at a Costco store in Burbank, California, is highlighted as an example.
- State law will put more housing near transit stops. This SoCal map finally shows where
A new California state law (SB 79) effective July 1 requires cities to increase housing near transit stops. The Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) has published a map detailing allowed housing density, with 'Tier 1' zones near subway stops permitting up to nine-story buildings and 'Tier 2' zones near light rail or bus stops allowing up to eight-story buildings. Political opposition has emerged, particularly in Los Angeles, with debates over housing in single-family zones.
- Blood Test Lab Owner Sentenced to More Than 4 Years in Federal Prison for Using Shill to Collect Medicare Payments to Evade $11.2 Million in Taxes
A Burbank man was sentenced to 51 months in federal prison for evading over $11.2 million in taxes by using a shill to collect Medicare reimbursements for his blood-testing company and fraudulently obtaining nearly $100,000 in taxpayer-funded COVID-19 business relief.
- Daily Honolulu service takes off with inaugural flight from Burbank Airport
Alaska Airlines has launched a daily seasonal flight from Burbank Airport to Honolulu, with the inaugural flight taking off on Wednesday morning. The route has not been serviced at Burbank Airport for more than a certain period. Guests celebrated the first flight at Hollywood Burbank Airport.
- Burbank man sentenced for embezzling $1.8 million in money, property from elderly victim
A Burbank man was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for embezzling $1.8 million from an elderly victim's estate. He was ordered to pay restitution and fined. The sentence was handed down by the Department of Justice.
- 9 stolen catalytic converters recovered in Burbank, 2 arrested
Two suspects were arrested and nine stolen catalytic converters were recovered after a police chase in Burbank on April 26. The Burbank Police Department responded to a catalytic converter theft in progress in the 200 block of Santa Anita Avenue.
- Burglary arrests in Burbank follow rash of San Fernando Valley break-ins
A vigilant neighbor in Burbank prevented a burglary by alerting police to two suspects in black in a backyard. The incident is linked to a series of break-ins in the San Fernando Valley.
- 3 men caught burglarizing Burbank home, 1 bitten by K9, police say
Three men were arrested for burglarizing a Burbank home on Scott Road after a neighbor reported suspicious activity. One suspect was bitten by a police K9 during the incident.
- California seeing higher jet fuel prices, experts predict troubled skies for summer travelers
California is experiencing higher jet fuel prices, which experts link to global conflicts like the one with Iran, causing airlines to take drastic measures to remain operational. These rising costs are expected to disrupt summer travel plans.
- Dedicated student, track athlete, and now a suspect in the killing of a Burbank teacher
A former Burbank High School track athlete is accused of stabbing a local elementary school teacher and critically injuring her adult daughter. The incident occurred on Monday and has raised concerns about the suspect's background as a dedicated student and athlete.
- Not guilty plea entered in grisly Burbank home invasion murder
Sergio Mesa Fraire, 30, pleaded not guilty to a murder and attempted murder charge in a Burbank home invasion that left 69-year-old Arti Varma and her 25-year-old daughter Meera Varma injured. The incident occurred between 3 a.m. and 6 a.m. on April 20, with the suspect breaking into the victims' home.
- Burbank man charged with murder in deadly double stabbing case
A Burbank man, Sergio Meza Fraire, has been charged with murder in a double stabbing that killed a schoolteacher and seriously injured her daughter. The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced the charges, which include murder with a special circumstance of lying in wait.
- Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders approve Paramount Skydance merger
Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders approved a merger between Paramount and Skydance, combining their film libraries and production capabilities. The merger involves studios located in Burbank, California (Warner Bros.) and Los Angeles (Paramount Pictures).
- Details emerge about man, 30, accused of grisly Burbank double stabbing
Sergio Fraire, 30, was arrested in Burbank following a double stabbing that killed a 57-year-old schoolteacher and left her 25-year-old daughter, a mental health advocate, critically injured. The attack occurred in the 500 block of an unspecified street, with Burbank Police Department confirming the suspect's custody.
- Activist tied to Oprah, Biden stabbed, and teacher mom slain in ambush in quiet neighborhood
A 59-year-old first-grade teacher, Arti Varma, was fatally stabbed in her Burbank, California home during an early morning attack, while her 25-year-old daughter, a mental health advocate linked to figures like Oprah Winfrey and President Biden, survived. Suspect Sergio Fraire, 30, was arrested and faces murder charges.
- Man arrested for Burbank stabbing attack that left mother dead, daughter hospitalized
A 30-year-old man, Sergio Fraire, was arrested in Burbank for a stabbing attack that killed a mother and hospitalized her daughter. The incident occurred early Monday, and Fraire was taken into custody on Tuesday at a residence in the 500 block of East Palm Avenue.
- Arrest made in Burbank double-stabbing that left mother dead, daughter in critical condition
An arrest has been made in a Burbank double-stabbing incident that resulted in the death of a mother and left her daughter in critical condition. Neighbors identified the victims as a mother and daughter.
- Quiet Burbank street reeling after attacker kills mother, critically injures daughter
A deadly stabbing attack on a quiet Burbank street left a mother dead and her daughter critically injured. Burbank Police Department officers responded to the 2800 block of North Brighton Street around 6 a.m. to find two stabbing victims in a single-family home.
- Stabbing in Burbank leaves one woman dead, another hospitalized. No arrests made
A stabbing attack in Burbank resulted in one woman's death and another being hospitalized. Authorities confirmed the incident occurred on Monday, but no arrests have been made.
- Early-morning stabbing in Burbank leaves 1 dead, 1 hospitalized
A stabbing in Burbank early Monday morning resulted in one woman's death and another being hospitalized. Police responded to the 2800 block of North Brighton Street around 6 a.m. for a report of two people stabbed in a single-family residence.