Nostalgic night raises funds to help homeless
Cool cats and their kitties shed their quarantine coats and headed for the Starlight Bowl on Saturday night for the Family Promise of the Verdugo's Seventh Annual Gala.
UPDATED: Police Fatally Shoot Man at Quality Inn After Confrontation in Parking Lot
The suspect has now been identified by Coroner officials in an officer-involved shooting that took place leaving the man dead
Meet Multitalented Soon Hee Newbold Burbank’s Newest Reserve Officer
Composer, writer, and director Soon Hee Newbold is one of the Burbank Police Department’s newest reserve officers.
Michael and Sharron Tipton Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
30 year residents of Burbank, celebrated their 50th Anniversary on June 23, 2018
PROFILE: A Minute with Officer of the Year Dan Turpin
Burbank Police's Officer of the Year shared one of many events in his long career that may help us understand what has kept him going despite all the slings and arrows that he and other police officers face daily
‘Growing Up in Burbank’ – Book Review
For those who haven’t lived in Burbank most of their lives, the city’s rich history may be lost on them.
Major Storm Causes Mandatory Evacuations, Road Closures
The first major storm of the year is forcing road closures and mandatory evacuations.
Burbank Begins Renovation of City Parks
Burbank's City Parks are getting a makeover!
Burbank Bike Angels Celebrates 9th Holiday Seasonal Event
On Wednesday, December 13th, the Burbank Bike Angels celebrated their 9th Holiday seasonal event by unveiling more than 100 bikes for Burbank's less fortunate children.
Burbank Police Hosts Annual ‘Heroes & Helpers’ at Target
Every year, the Burbank Police Department participates in 'Heroes and Helpers', an event benefiting Burbank's less fortunate children.
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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.