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Elks Community Service Awards spotlight four individuals who continue to make a difference in Burbank: a police officer, a teacher, a city employee and a firefighter.

Daytime burglary strikes residence on N. Fairview Street.

Resident discovers valuable items, including a loaded shotgun, missing from his garage on the morning of January 9.

Gone for just two hours, local resident returns to house, discovers lights on and closet door open and eventually, several valuables missing.

At $300 a pop, two more BMWs are reported missing their side mirror glasses and are believed connected to recent reports of similar thefts in the city.

The Bulldogs press makes lunch meat of their first opponent in league

Assemblyman Mike Gatto Introduces Legislation to Address On-Campus Crime with the help of Burbank Councilman Bob Frutos

Burbank actors rotate roles in annual Saint Francis Stage Company's annual production opening Friday night. This time they perform Neil Simon's comedy 'God's Favorite'. Play teaches that those you love are your most important gift.

Arts For All foundation's grant helps middle school geometry classes put principles of geometry to work in hands-on class projects.

The Bulldogs have lost five games by five or fewer points this season and now look to change that by winning the close games as they did a year ago