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Tinseltown, a.k.a Hollywood, is just over the hill from Burbank, and while it is known for its exclusive night life, bars, clubs, and concerts, there is also a lot of fun things for families to see and do. Hollywood is over 30 square miles, but there is just one street that has everything you need to squeeze in a full day of family fun while being just minutes from home. Here are 8 places to make the perfect summer family fun day along Hollywood Blvd.

On Saturday, May 7, the Burbank Fire Department and the Burbank Police Department held an open house for Fire Service and Police Service Day and thousands of people stopped by.

Elevate Burbank hosted their first ever Multicultural Arts Festival on the Burbank High School field this past Saturday.  The free event took place on August 20th from 11:00AM to 5:00PM with a full line up of musicians, dancers, martial arts demonstrations and more.

Burbank's Police and Fire Departments worked with the Burbank schools for active shooter response training that took place at Burroughs and McKinley while students and staff were not on campus.

The Cusumano Family has donated a $1 million dollar gift to the Boys & Girls Club of Burbank and Greater East Valley to help them secure a new main clubhouse location.

The 35th annual Shark Week started Sunday July 24th on Discovery channel with 25 hours of new shows and amazing shark footage. If you are looking to get up close and personal with real sharks this shark week, then check out these seven family-friendly aquariums in Southern California that you can visit this summer.

UMe Credit Union was voted Best Financial Institution in Burbank in myBurbank’s Best 2021 Contest. The contest was held the entire month of April and community members nominated their favorite Burbank businesses in over 160 categories. So what makes UMe the best and why are they different than all the others?

Burbank's Peter McGrath Award for Older Americans recognized Linda Barnes and Carole Collins.

The Fostering Dreams Project held their first ever fundraiser “A Night of Dance: Youth Empowerment,” at the Colony Theatre on Tuesday