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Day one in a Q&A series highlighting successful women in public service to celebrate Women's History Month.

Randall Michael Tobin's Random Acts of Breadness bakery is a hit amongst residents of Burbank and visitors to the city.

Gloria Salas, a dedicated Burbank activist, was recognized as Woman of the Year by Assemblymember Laura Friedman on Friday, March 18.

On March 8th a rabid bat was found and reported outside of a home on Lincoln St. in Burbank. The Burbank Animal Shelter has been sharing advisory information to local veterinarian offices and via their social media in an effort to reach the public.  The advisory warned that anyone that may have come into recent contact with a bat should seek medical attention to check for rabies exposure.

Developers have announced a new workspace plan to be implemented at a Rancho neighborhood site on South Mariposa

The John Burroughs High School Drama Department presents Into The Woods for three performances from Friday, March 18, through Sunday, March 20, in the...

Burbank’s Tequilas Cantina & Grill will celebrate its 10th year in business on Wednesday, March 16th, In honor of their 10 year anniversary, Tequilas has been completely remodeled

The Kiwanis Club of Burbank held their annual gala in celebration of 100 years of service to the community on Friday, March 11.

The Nitecap is a new Burbank comedy club that's winning locals over with its charming venue and talented performers.

Meet Cole Cramer, a 7th grader in Burbank with an incredible passion for the natural world.  While balancing school, friends, and being a teenager, this 13 year old is also a praying mantis breeder and entrepreneur. His business, Mantis Universe, was born during the pandemic with the support and help of his parents, Matt and Jessica, and now gets orders across the U.S. daily.