Two Arrested by Police After Students Stabbed Across from Burbank High School
Two Burbank High students have been charged with attempted murder after stabbing two 16-year-old students in the Office Depot parking lot Friday
Emerson Elementary Debuts First-Ever Musical, Seussical Jr., Backed by Prop 28 and Led by...
Seussical Jr. brings beloved Dr. Seuss characters to life, including Horton the Elephant, the Cat in the Hat, JoJo, Gertrude McFuzz, Mayzie La Bird, and the Whos of Whoville
Burbank City Clerk’s Office is Accepting Applications for the Heritage Commission
The appointments are tentatively scheduled to be made at the December 16, 2025, City Council Meeting
Burbank’s Beloved Holiday in the Park Returns — Bigger, Brighter, and with a Heart...
Created and run by local volunteers, merchants, and residents, this night celebrates the independent spirit that makes Magnolia Park one of Los Angeles County’s most vibrant and walkable neighborhoods
Burroughs High School Drama Association Announce its Fall Play, “Everybody”
What happens when Death comes calling—and you don’t know who you’ll be when it does?
City of Burbank Receives National Awards for Excellence in Financial Reporting
Burbank has been recognized for its commitment to financial transparency and accountability, receiving two prestigious honors from the Government Finance Officers Association
Casting Announced for The Colony Theatre’s Scripts & Sips Playreading Series November 16
The Colony Theatre has announced casting for the second installment of its Scripts & Sips playreading series, What Doesn't Kill You Hurts You Longer by Steve Apostolina, directed by 10-time Artios Award-winner Michael Donovan.
How Looking Outside Your Industry Can Give You Better Game Design Ideas
Fintech’s biggest lesson for game designers is in how it handles complexity
Larry & Kathy Ross – The Past is Now
Across the street from the Mystic Museum is another unique Magnolia Blvd. store. When you walk into Blast From the Past you’re immediately transported. Star Wars action figures line the walls. Classic movie posters compete with Freddy Krueger masks for attention.
Volume of Music Leads to Shooting Between Neighbors
The preliminary investigation revealed the shooting stemmed from an ongoing neighborhood dispute over loud music
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Burroughs Stunt Comes Up Short Against Moorpark
Burroughs performed well, but faced an experienced Moorpark squad.
Letter to the Editor: Resident Questions School Board’s Public Decision Making Process
"I am writing as a concerned community member regarding serious transparency and accountability issues within the Burbank Unified School District Board of Education"
New York-Aimed Musical Finds Its First Home at The Colony Theatre in Burbank
After a multi-year development journey spanning both coasts, Millennials Are Killing Musicals has found its home here at Burbank's The Colony Theatre!