Burbank Resident Filmmaker – Patrick Coleman Duncan
Living in Burbank has increased his network and skills, and in order to expand his wheelhouse he attended a local post production school, resulting in his editing the award winning features, CARBON NATION and ASSISTING VENUS (starring Julian Sands).
The Bard of Burbank
If you have been in downtown Burbank in the last eleven years you have probably heard him sing, maybe spoken with him, shared some stories or just dropped a few dollars in his bucket. He was dubbed “The Bard of Burbank” his first day busking on the streets of Burbank and he hasn’t stopped since.
Burbank Honors Local Legends for Volunteering
Burbank's Peter McGrath Award for Older Americans recognized Linda Barnes and Carole Collins.
Senator Portantino Honors Mary Alvord as 2023 Woman of the Year for the 25th...
Each year, members of the State Legislature recognize exceptional women in their district with a celebration commemorating their efforts.
Burbank’s Negin Forouzesh to Oversee National Institutes of Health Research Grant
The four-year grant from the NIH Support for Research Excellence (SuRE) program will support research on computer-aided drug design
Schiff Seeks Nominations for Women of the Year
Congressman is soliciting your help to identify outstanding women who have made a difference
Burbank 16-Year-Old Spends Seven Weeks In Kyrgyzstan
Local 16-year-old has fun over the summer and it's something she will not forget.
Ravyn Williams Fights Back Against Plastic Waste
Burbank resident and Stanford educated, Ravyn Williams is dedicated and committed when it comes to public health.
Burbank Audiology Center Gives Hearing Aids To Ukrainian Refugees
Two Ukranian refugees are assisted by the Burbank Audiology Center.
Mickey DePalo, Longtime Resident, Leaving City After Six Decades
By Rick AssadWhen Mickey DePalo would make his way to McCambridge Park and spend a large chunk of...
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Burbank Boys Tennis Begins New Era With Win Over Burroughs
Burroughs Jaden Chapman played in some of the closest sets of the match.
Bread and Beats
The first thing you notice is the counter.It’s a solid slab of wood, smooth from wear but clearly handcrafted, anchored at the front of a tiny Burbank bakery that smells like toasted crust and warm butter. While customers study loaves lined up in neat rows, Randall Michael Tobin will casually mention that he built that counter himself—skills he picked up in junior high school shop class half a century ago and still uses every day.
Burbank Baseball Battered 16-6 By Pasadena
Burbank played hard but Pasadena played better.