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The writer of the widely popular play "Almost, Maine" conducted a 90 minute AMA with Play Production students from Burbank High. The school's production of the play was stopped in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic and school closures.

Several Burbank Unified parents and students describe their typical day of remote learning, discuss the positives and negatives to the online education model and how they're dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic's effect on daily life.

Four Burbank High teachers share their perspectives navigating the new reality of 100% distance learning.

Late Thursday night an alert citizen living in the 1800 Blk of Richard Street called Burbank Police and said he just scarred off a trio of males attempting to steal his catalytic converter from his parked vehicle.

Teachers at McKinley Elementary and Luther Burbank Middle School weigh in with their perspective on remote learning, its challenges and its opportunities.

With the first week of remote learning under their belt, Burbank Unified principals have largely positive reports, while acknowledging some work and challenges remain.

BUSD began 100% distance learning for the Fall semester of 2020 on Monday, August 17. Superintendent Matt Hill gives an overview on the District's approach to remote learning.

With warm weather arriving in Los Angeles County, vulnerable populations such as the elderly who do not live in air-conditioned homes may need relief from the heat.

The Burbank Police Department has extended the temporary suspension of enforcement for certain parking violations through September 30, 2020.

This Saturday from 9:00 AM till 2:00 PM they are going to hold a DRIVE-THRU food drive at the Ume Credit Union Parking lot located at 3000 W Magnolia Blvd.