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You might be noticing a familiar face on Season 19 of NBC’s “America’s Got Talent,” and that’s because 19 year old contestant, Brooke Bailey, is a former Burbank student.

The new boutique-style shop was designed by Martin C. Vallejo, who was currently the Art Director for the Jennifer Hudson Show

Council's first act was to promote Vice-Mayor Bob Frutos to Mayor - Jess Talamantes appointed Vice-Mayor in traditional reorganization meeting

Elks Community Service Awards spotlight four individuals who continue to make a difference in Burbank: a police officer, a teacher, a city employee and a firefighter.

A bench dedication took place on Tuesday, September 24th with over 100 people in attendance including former students, parents, Bret Harte teachers and staff, school board members, the Superintendent, and Karyn’s husband, Vince Lombardo.

Have you ever noticed that there are no tattoo shops in Burbank? The city is known for its thriving entertainment industry and small-business-friendly atmosphere, but if you take a deep dive into the City’s restrictive policies, you’ll find that there is an unusual omission in its commercial landscape.

Volpei-Gussow Real Estate Group once again kicked off it's holiday season with their 5th Annual Pie Giveaway

An argument between two homeless men became violent when one stabbed the other multiple times

Equestfest is a multi-breed show where equestrian units from all over the US show off their talent a few days before the Rose Parade

A warm, inviting space has opened its doors to women across Burbank, and it’s already creating waves of connection, support, and transformation. The Circle Burbank, a private members-only women’s club, is more than just a space…it’s a movement.