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Burbank resident Lucille Bible turned 100 on Saturday and celebrated with a breakfast with family members on hand.

Friends and families at Disney Elementary have rallied around young Jacob Angel and his family after the first grader was diagnosed in March 2014 with a very rare kidney cancer.

Brown elected as Chair of the Foundation’s Board of Directors for a two-year term effective immediately. She has served as a member of the Foundation’s Board and Executive Committee since 2010

Beloved hairdresser receives surprise gesture of love from 100 friends -- more than 250 pairs of sneakers lined up in her front yard and filled with notes of support and cheering her on to win her battle with cancer.

Fifth through eighth grade students get to hear from the National League's Championship Series MVP in 2006 at City of Burbank's Baseball Camp held at Burbank High

SHANE BLACK was one of the industry heavyweights honored by the Burbank International Film Festival at its gala Awards Show and Dinner last Sunday night at the Castaways

The first major storm of the year is forcing road closures and mandatory evacuations.

Mention Eric Conner’s name in Burbank and inevitably you will get a smile. He is down to earth, personable and his energy, passion and wit imbues all he does for the Burbank arts community. Although his wife and two sons will attest that while he can recall scenes from obscure movies and all kinds of music, he can’t remember to take out the laundry.

We here at myBurbank News feel it's always a treat to get to know the small business owners that call Burbank home. This week, we talked to Jesse Clark of Universal Service Station!

On a sunny afternoon in Burbank, the front door of The Green Man creaks open and the scent of sage, sandalwood, and something indefinably earthy drifts out. Inside, shelves glow with candles, herbs, crystals, and hand-blended oils.