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MEDIA CITY GROOVE recently did a story on us here at BurbankNBeyond after our relaunch on November 1, where we share some of our history and hopefully where the future will take us

BWP, City of Burbank to install 11 stations around the city as part of a federal grant to improve sustainability

The Empire Center was abuzz at the stoke of midnight on Black Friday with over a 1,000 customers waiting at both the Best Buy and Target.

Nothing says "Happy Holidays" better than a Green Octopus from Holiday in the Park.

NBC4’s Tara Wallis-Finestone took home the prestigious “Entertainment Journalist of the Year” Award at The Los Angeles Press Club’s 4th Annual National Entertainment Awards

Corral your stuffed animals with Frank McDonald's creation.

Walmart held an "Open House" on Monday evening at the former Great Indoors in the Empire Center. Company representatives were there to answer residents' questions. About 25 protesters turned out.

The Smokehouse was a buzz Wednesday night when celebrities and local politicians stopped by to help celebrate the 65th Anniversary of Burbank's well known Smokehouse Restaurant.

BurbankNBeyond News Editor Stan Lynch has talked to merchants and property owners in Magnolia Park to get the real story behind the “No Vote” on continuing the business improvement district in Magnolia Park.

The café has seen better days. Beginning its run in 1949 as a roadside hot dog stand, “Papoo’s Hot Dog Show” has been a part of the Toluca Lake community for 62 years. Located on the corner of Riverside and N. Rose, it has served as a social hub for several generations in the area. But time has finally taken its toll.