Police and Fire

A Los Angeles teenager going door-to-door selling chocolates was arrested for arson after setting a small fire in an alley near Alameda and Shelton. An observant neighborhood resident was key in alerting police.

The public enjoyed a fresh cup of free brew, while talking with Burbank police officers.

The five handguns recovered by police on Sunday were not stolen, but were being transported to a local firing range by a man who was not registered to own them. Misdemeanor charges are expected to be filed in the case.

Dogs and horses come out for fantastic fundraiser supporting BPD K-9 & Equestrian Unit

Three people are arrested for possession of stolen property, among other charges, after police stop their vehicle driving without lights on Hollywood Way at 1:00 a.m. Friday.

A man and two women, all from south of San Diego, are arrested on prostitution charges after police notice a black SUV parked away from other businesses near the Extended Stay hotel at the Empire Center.

The animal a woman saw in the Burbank Hills above Stough Canyon Nature Center was most likely a bobcat, not a mountain lion, say police.

A fifteen-year-old boy allegedly made criminal threats at Burroughs High School that a teacher reported to police, who investigated the situation.

Burbank man fights with sister, allegedly choking her, then barricades himself in an upstairs room, where police found him hiding behind a recliner and arrested him.

Computers, cash, office equipment and more was stolen from an upstairs office near Victory Boulevard and Olive Avenue between Monday evening and Tuesday morning.