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Target held a ribbon cutting and soft opening of its 100th store located 1033 N. Hollywood Way, on Tuesday, April 3.

Burbank Temporary Aid Center herded several hundred well-wishers into the Castaway corral last Friday night for its western-themed, annual fundraising gala. Blue jeans and bandannas made their way to the watering holes and otherwise grazed along the aisles of silent auction items and opportunity baskets.

Soon, Burbank will no longer have Toy R Us, which declared bankruptcy last month. Several residents who have a nostalgic attachment to the store are sad to see it go.

On April 2 at 5:35 p.m., Burbank Police responded to a call about a stolen Ford F350 which contained gardening tools on the 400 block of North Lamer St. The truck was later found abandoned with some equipment missing.

Ten years after “hands-free” laws were put into place to improve safety on the road, there has been a decrease in accidents caused by distracted drivers using their cellphones

For a five-star feast of humor and wit, go see Director Michael Sheppard’s wonderfully realized Laughter on the 23rd Floor, Neil Simon’s love letter to his salad days as a TV comedy writer.

More than 100 people gathered to open the Steve Campbell Library, in honor of the long-time beloved Jordan Junior High and Burroughs High School teacher.

Artwork will be displayed on Hollywood Burbank Airport's Tower from January through March 2019

Students from Burbank High connected with animation professionals at the first Teen CTN event last week.

BUSD Superintendent responds to speculation that he may leave for the top job in LAUSD.