Burbank Family Builds Race Track and Custom 1/64 Scale Cars
Burbank resident, Frank De Jesus, has been a car enthusiast since he was four years old and his uncle would visit with his 1969 Plymouth Road Runner muscle car. Now as a father to two teen boys, De Jesus has used his love of cars to bond his family together and create lasting memories with their custom Hot Wheels race track.
One Fatality Reported After High Speed Crash on Front Street
Police report witnesses said the man was driving at a high rate of speed on Front Street near the Metrolink Station
Muir Middle School Holds All-Day Mental Health Event
"Mental health is important all the time for our kids, even during good times our kids struggle with anxiety,'' said Dr. Greg Miller, Muir's principal.
NOH8 Campaign to Host Open Photo Shoot in Burbank Friday
The NOH8 campaign is coming to Burbank on Friday, April 29th and hosting an open photoshoot from 6:00-9:00 pm. NOH8 is a worldwide movement and photographic silent protest founded by photographer Adam Bouska and partner Jeff Parshley in response to the Constitution ban on same-sex marriage in 2008.
Hidden Gem: Miracle Bakery Shines With Breakfast, Lunch, Cakes And Baked Goods
Tucked off San Fernando Boulevard near McCambridge Park, Miracle Bakery has grown into its own since opening nearly five years ago in a little...
Honorary Service Awards Handed Out To Volunteers
This past Saturday, the 72nd Annual Burbank Council PTA Honorary Service Awards were handed out in front of Muir Middle School.
90s Slashers Immersive Experience Now Open at The Mystic Museum
On April 16th, The Mystic Museum had their grand opening for their new immersive art experience, 90s Slashers, featuring memorabilia and collectibles from the best horror movies of the 1990s. Part art show and part photo op, the exhibit pays homage to 90s slasher films and recreates iconic scenes from the film for guests to interact and take pictures and videos with.
Armenian Genocide Remembered At City Hall
One hundred and seven years ago today the systematic slaughter of 1.5 million Armenians began at the hands of the ruling Committee of Union and Progress (CUP) in the Ottoman Empire.
Burbank City Council Gives a Thumbs Down to Current Planned Pickwick Housing Development
The Burbank City Council's vote rejected the interpretation that Senate Bill 35 applies to the Pickwick housing proposal
Celebrate Earth Day with a Burbank Native Gardener
It’s Earth Day! April 22nd marks the date of Earth Day every year as it has since the modern environmental movement in 1970 and is celebrated in over 190 countries. This Earth Day, Burbank resident, Erin Orr, provides insight into the impacts of California native gardening and how you can incorporate it into the landscape of your Burbank home.
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Burbank Boys Tennis Earns 12-6 Win Over Burroughs
Burbank High freshman Emil Lazaryev stands just 4-foot-10 and wears a size four shoe.But what he lacks in size, he makes up...
Burbank High School Speech & Debate Team Wins First State Championship
Gwyneth Glover became the first speech and debate state champion in Burbank High School history
Burbank Police Log: March 30 – April 5
Making sure the city and its citizens and property are safe.