Traffic to Get Worse Near Empire Center and Costco
Caltrans crews are beginning to move pipes near the train tracks so the tracks can be raised over Buena Vista.
Burbank Firefighters Add Nine to Ranks
“Together in Stride, Centennial Pride” is the motto of the class of 2013 as family members help pin badges on their new uniforms following grueling 14 week academy
Burroughs Dispatches Glendale, 5-0, to Maintain Its Hold on First Place
Indians continue winning ways with solid victory over the Nitros
Crash Sends Cars into Art-Wave Doorway.
By Ross A. BensonBurbank Police and Firefighters responded to the intersection of Alameda Ave. and Victory Blvd. Friday afternoon following a traffic accident that...
Burbank Tosses 2-0 Shutout Against Arcadia
No. 1 Bulldogs improve to 12-1 overall and 5-0 in league with victory
Muir Middle School Takes National Spotlight in Commercials
National Commercials are shot at Muir Middle School, bringing out some major stars to Burbank
Rep. Schiff: Universal Background Check Must Be Universal
" I believe that if we are serious about keeping guns out of the hands of felons and the mentally ill, we need to make sure that a universal background check is just that – universal – and not subject to broad exclusions"
Teen Arrested For Threatening To Shoot Another Student
16 year-old John Burroughs student made cyber-bullying threat via Twitter.
Mike Gatto honors Burbank Resident at State Capitol’s Holocaust Remembrance Day
Burbank resident David Meyerhof, child of holocaust survivors, was read by Assemblyman Mike Gatto on the floor of the California State Assembly. Meyerhof’s poetry was featured at the State Capitol’s Holocaust Remembrance Ceremony
Downtown Burbank ARTS Festival to Feature Digital EFX Artists From Top Animation Films
Downtown streets will be packed with digital artists, street painters, sculptors, photographers and more than 12,000 art lovers on four blocks of San Fernando Boulevard between Magnolia Boulevard and Olive Avenue this weekend





















