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It’s an intense John Burroughs High School varsity softball game. Catcher, Rachel Little, is engaged in the game, watching the field where her teammates are ready and in position. Their cleats are pressed into the field’s dirt, mitts up and ready, waiting for Little to call the pitch and end the inning. In the stands are parents, classmates, and a 10-year-old girl named Skylar Celli-Recht, holding a handmade “Go #2 Rachel” sign and cheering on her favorite player. 

Burbank Unified vocal and instrumental music students take the stage with their professional studio and orchestral musician mentors from Musicians at Play Foundation, for first live performance since the pandemic.

Most know Andrea Seale as a mother, a 15-year special education teacher in BUSD, and a tutor-but there is so much more than meets the eye. Seale is an active cosplayer with over 191,000 TikTok followers and 4.8 million likes.

The John Burroughs High School Vocal Music Association presents the annual Pop Show Unplugged concert, with two performances on Saturday, January 21, at The...

It’s been almost a month since the famed Griffith Park mountain lion, P-22, was euthanized at the San Diego Zoo following an intensive health evaluation.  The lion was discovered over 10 years ago by biologist Miguel Ordeñana and became even more famous after a photo was taken by Steve Winter, capturing P-22 as he prowled through the night with the Hollywood Sign aglow in the background. 

The Burbank Human Relations Council (BHRC) has partnered with Pop-Up Playhouse, Tracey Rooney and Wilson Cruz, to bring the LatinX production of The Diary of Anne Frank to The Colony Theatre on January 19th and 20th.

The ANCA Burbank Annual Armenian Christmas Gathering returned on Monday, January 9.

Over 100 watercolor paintings, plus a number of sketchbooks, have been put on display at Pete Morris' exhibit.

For those looking for an excellent acai bowl, tasty empanada or creative smoothie, Ubatuba Acai in Burbank has some terrific options on their specialized...

For most teens, your 18th birthday is a day to celebrate your new freedoms, to grow into adulthood, and pave the way for a bright future, but to kids aging out of the foster care system, it is a day mostly filled with dread.