“Moses: A Schtick in Time” Musical to Benefit Burbank Temple Emanu El
Fundraiser for Burbank temple features premiere of Rhonda Kess's musical before it heads to New York.
Burbank Religious and Community Leaders Gather for Holocaust Remembrance
Amid heightened security, Burbank Human Relations Council promoted unity and peace.
New Church to Host “Taylor Swift” Themed Event
The Table, a new community for spiritual refugees, is hosting a Taylor Swift-themed gathering on April 21 at 5pm on the back patio of The New Deal, at 3501 Magnolia Blvd.
South Hills Burbank to Host “Night to Shine” Prom for People with Special Needs,...
South Hills Church announced that they will serve as a host of the 2024 Night to Shine, sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation.
Burbank Police Department Seeks Suspect in Antisemitic Vandalism
Police are asking for help locating the suspect wanted for multiple hate crimes
The Table Offers Community Members a New, Different Church Environment
The Table is a place for anyone who has experienced hurt or exclusion from traditional church environments
Covenant Church Launches Public Services Starting This Sunday
Covenant Church is a new church in Burbank with a rich history dating back to the 1600s and the Reformation
Outdoor Menorah Lighting Ceremony Under the Stars
On the second night of Chanukah, which is celebrated from December 18-26, the Chabad of Burbank hosted an outdoor Menorah lighting ceremony with the community and dignitaries along the AMC Walkway in Downton Burbank. Rabbi Shmuly Kornfeld led the ceremony that has been a tradition for over a decade.
Hanukkah is celebrated with Menorah Lighting along AMC Walkway
A group of locals gathered at the AMC Walkway in Downtown Burbank on Tuesday, Nov. 30, to celebrate the third night of Hanukkah with a ceremony led by Rabbi Shmuly Kornfeld of the Chabad of Burbank.
Pastor Dave Says Goodbye to the Burbank Community After 7 Years at South Hills...
Dave and Karrie Stewart moved with their four children to Burbank in August of 2013 from Arizona to plant a South Hills Church campus in the city, but what they started was a community movement that would touch the entire San Fernando Valley. Now over 7 years later, the Stewart family is ready to move back to their home state of Ohio and saying goodbye at their last service on Sunday, February 28th.
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Burbank Boys Soccer Hangs Tough in Loss to Harvard-Westlake
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Hundreds Gather in Burbank to Honor the Life and Sacrifice of Police K9 Spike
On December 3, the heart of Burbank stood still…and then it stood together. More than 100 police officers and K9 units from cities across Southern California gathered in Burbank in a powerful show of solidarity and love for a fallen hero: Burbank Police K9 Spike.
Letter to the Editor: Resident Explains Public Comment to School Board
"At the Board Meeting on November 20th, it seemed to me that some of you were concerned and unhappy with the messages that were delivered to you during the Public Comment"