Bike Corral Installed in a Trial Program in Front of Tony’s Darts Away
Looking much like any normal green four-door sedan parking this new bike corral has been installed along the 1700 block of West Magnolia Blvd.
Dr. Martin Small’s Family Invites the Community to a Celebration of Life Service
Dr. Martin Small of Burbank passed away peacefully with his family by his side this past week, he was 88 years old.
Burbank Tournament of Roses Float Entry “Home Tweet Home” Seen by Millions
The Burbank Tournament of Roses Association's entry into the 128th Rose Parade was "Home Tweet Home" this was the Associations 85th entry and the 70th consecutive float into the Rose Parade.
Burbank Jewish Community Gather to Light Huge Menorah on AMC Walkway
This past week Rabbi's from three Burbank Synagogues gathered along with local politicians to celebrate the Jewish Holiday of Hanukah with the lighting of a giant men
2016 Was a Year to Remember in Sports for Burbank and Burroughs
It was clearly a year to remember in 2016 as Burbank and Burroughs highs produced more quality teams than ever before.
Burbank Police Arrest Driver after Crashing into Dentist Office
The Burbank Police Helicopter was on routine patrol when he spotted a dark Saab at a extremely high rate of speed Westbound Olive Avenue around 7:50 PM Thursday evening.
Eight New Fire Recruits Join the Burbank Fire Department
The Burbank Fire Department in joint operation with Glendale Fire Department held a recruit graduation on Friday bringing on eight new firefighters.
Pedestrian Struck by Van Leaves One Dead and One Injured in Downtown Burbank
Burbank Police responded to the intersection of Olive and San Fernando Blvd during rush hour evening traffic Friday, to find a pedestrian trapped under a van on the sidewalk.
McKinley Holds Annual USC/UCLA College Rivalry Day
The BIG game between USC and UCLA even has some effect on many here in Burbank
Magnolia Park’s Holiday In the Park Tops Recent Years
Magnolia Blvd was closed and blocked to traffic this year, and the crowd was estimated to be close to Fifteen Thousand people.
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Burroughs Boys Soccer Roughed Up in Opener
Burroughs opened its season against Birmingham, which last season was the runner-up in the LA City Section's highest playoff division.
Cookies With The Grinch Brings Whoville Magic to the Burbank Town Center
Families in Burbank are getting a special dose of holiday cheer this season with Cookies With The Grinch, a Whoville-inspired experience designed just for kids.
Construction Set to Begin on Magnolia Boulevard Water Main Upgrade in January 2026
Construction on the main water pipeline will be completed in phases, moving block by block from west to east