OPINION: City Must Vote to Strip Tinhorn Flats of Their Conditional Use Permit
Tinhorn Flats must have their CUP revoked in the hearing Monday by the City Council for repeated violations of County Health Orders
Teenage Burbank Resident Battling Kidney Disease Seeks Donor
16-year-old Burbank resident Micah Homoyounian is battling a rare chronic kidney disease and is in search of a donor.
Letter to the Editor: School Board President Asks for Support of Measure I
Our current school district's fiscal woes are not due to the district's lack of frugality
OPINION: BUSD Tries To Find Show Choir Harmony
July 25 had a warm night. But the political temperature was hotter inside Burbank Unified School District headquarters. Discord loomed.
Burbankers Enjoy America’s Birthday and What the 4th of July Truly Stands For
ED NOTE: John Savageau joins the staff on BurbankNBeyond with his look at how one Burbank neighborhood spent their evening Monday...
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Disney Family Cancer Center Glows Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
As the sun set in Burbank on Thursday, Oct. 1, more than 100 people gathered outside the Roy and Patricia Disney Family Cancer Center and counted down together as the building illuminated in a pink light, marking the beginning of Breast Cancer Awareness month.
Burbank Named Finalist for 2026 Most Business-Friendly Large City Award
. Burbank is being recognized for its efforts to support businesses through its Business Concierge program, targeted business recruitment, and creative-industry engagement
Burbank Arts and Education’s 2026 Celebration of Schools Honors Burbank’s Students and the Champions...
Elementary school singers, a high school student sharing a campus project, and a longtime education advocate were among the faces of Burbank’s 2026 Celebration of Schools, an evening recognizing the people and programs helping local students succeed.