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"Rock and roll for an everyday world" aims to bring positive music to teenagers and all ages at upcoming Christian rock festival at The Lighthouse at Magnolia Park.

Burbank announced that the community has been officially selected to participate in the Special Olympics World Games “Host Town” program from July 21 – 24, 2015

Cartoon Network thanked scores of employee volunteers for the continued service in the Burbank and surrounding communities, helping Family Service Agency, Boys & Girls Club, Stevenson Elementary, Jordan Middle School and the Wildlife Learning Foundation, among many other organizations.

More than a hundred students, families and Nickelodeon employees enjoyed several animated shorts at the Burbank studio campus for the second annual BASH.

Thousands of people of all ages descended upon the Empire Center to check out cars and munch on donuts.

The cast of Burroughs' musical "Guys and Dolls" performed at the Pantages Sunday, as part of the annual Jerry Herman Awards and National High School Musical Theatre Awards. Junior Sawyer Patterson was a finalist for Best Leading Actor and junior Samantha Rubin a semi-finalist for Best Leading Actress.

Open house meeting gives residents a closer look at plans to build a high-speed rail system connecting San Francisco to Los Angeles. Plans are to build a station near the Burbank Bob Hope Airport to achieve rail-to-rail and rail-air connectivity.

Graduation ceremonies were held for Burbank High seniors Friday at the Starlight Bowl with a special surprise

That long awaited day for seniors came on May 29 as the senior class came together on Memorial Field for the final time in their high school experience

Burbank kicked off a 5 year project Wednesday morning which will cost $355 million, add 2.2 miles of HOV lanes, close parts of San Fernando Blvd, realign the Burbank Blvd interchange, as well as elevate railroad tracks at the Buena Vista and San Fernando Blvd crossing.