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City transportation planners gauge residents' interest in adding barriers to high traffic neighborhoods during first of three community workshops. One Keystone resident says city needs to address characteristics of individual blocks before adding bicycle/vehicle share lanes. Kenneth residents say no to traffic circles and entry islands but want the city to explore more options.

Burbank Arts For All Foundation presents a roundtable exploration of technology, science and the arts in schools. Held at the Falcon Theatre on Monday, February 24, the forum is open to the public.

Burning candle starts small apartment fire causing damage to the residence and some of its contents.

Burroughs High School students impress again with a fun-filled "Guys And Dolls," drawing on the talents of young actors, musicians and singers.

The Shelter Art Foundation recently spent three days giving in-depth instruction, expertise, mentoring and special equipment to VBAS volunteers

Muir and Burbank High performing arts students make history by combining for the first time on a show. It kicks off a fundraising campaign to raise $100,000 to modernize Muir's auditorium. Community partners have already donated $2,000 toward the campaign

Burbank Theatre Overcomes Financial Woes to Launch Thriving Comeback

City worker finds skeletal human remains near the Stough Canyon Nature Center.

New 2020 IPA is available on tap and by the can at popular local hangout Tony's Darts and at The Pub at Golden Road just across the L.A. River on San Fernando Road. A portion of the proceeds go to help Greenway 2020 initiatives.

“Don’t Judge a Book by its Cover” transcends generation gap to teach important lessons about animals and people