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The Burbank High School Drama program presents Kids Off-Stage, streaming online Friday evening, December 11, on the performing arts program's YouTube channel.The 27 students...

Erin Barrows, Recreation Services Manager of the Burbank Parks and Recreation Department, has been awarded 2019-2020 Burbank Employee of the Year.

Last night the Burbank Police Department teamed up with Target and the Boys and Girls Club for the “Heroes and Helpers” holiday gift and...

BWP Covid-19 Job Loss Bill Credit Program, City Treasurer Investment Portfolio report, Annual Financial Report, Bus Rapid Transit and outdoor dining all discussed in December 6th City Council meeting.

The Morrison Burbank has built on the popular following of its Atwater Village location, bringing gastropub staples of burgers, beers and indulgent bar food...

A bright red Santa’s Mailbox can be see in front of the Ugly Mug Coffee House along Burbank Blvd with stunning handprinted lettering and a promise to keep the Christmas spirit alive during this difficult time.

According to the National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA), U.S. fire departments respond to an average of 160 home fires a year that start with Christmas trees. These fires have caused death, injury and and millions of dollars in damages. Almost half of that is caused by electrical distribution or lighting equipment and more an a fifth of Christmas tree fires are caused by some type of heat, such as a candle, too close to the tree.

One name being thrown around to replace the Indian is a Red Hawk.

Getting out of town during a pandemic comes with its own set of challenges and concerns. Finding less crowded outdoor spaces has been hard,...

Christmas in quarantine is not the ideal situation as we have all learned by now. Holiday gatherings are moving to Zoom and Google Meets this year while online shopping is becoming increasingly popular as it’s the safest and easiest way to shop in the time of Covid. While big retailers like Target and Amazon are making online shopping convenient, small businesses are suffering. Burbank’s mom and pop shops are doing what they can to entice their customers back to shopping small including moving to online sales.