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Burbank firefighters responded to the 2500 Block of Brighton Street at 12:28 am to find the front unit of a triplex showing fire inside.

Burbank schools and BHRC partner to promote unity, respect, and kindness against hate.

Most people think of the big red double decker bus or the minivans with the roof cut off when they think of Hollywood sightseeing tours. Large groups pile in together to tour Los Angeles and take in the sights of iconic movie and tv locations. One Burbank resident has started a new way of sightseeing by giving private, customized tours in his car for small groups of one to four people.

The residents of North Niagara Street are up in arms about the impending citywide removal of 121 Aleppo pine trees. A petition has been created on change.org and has collected over 600 signatures to date in disagreement with the city’s reforestation plan.

Bret Harte Elementary School is saving the planet, one banana peel at a time. Principal Martha Walter has been working with the school’s PTA, Fundraising Committee, and city departments to build a more sustainable campus including kickstarting their Kids Eco Council where students help sort food waste and divert it from the landfill.

A list of some of the best holiday gifts in Burbank for 2021

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

Everyone had a grand and glorious time celebrating Burbank High's 115th birthday.

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

On January 26th the Hope Conference Room at Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center hosted students from the John Burroughs High School National Academy Foundation (NAF) Medical Academy.  Over a dozen hospital leaders from different clinical areas met with the high school seniors in round table discussions, followed by department tours.