Burbank's Family Service Agency has been quietly holding up a significant piece of the city's social safety net since 1953, and two of its leaders want to make sure residents know it's there.
Elena Vargas
Metro's plan to bring Bus Rapid Transit through Burbank this summer has residents divided, with the debate sharpening around a single question: what happens to Olive Avenue?
Chris Nakamura
Los Angeles is weighing changes to its business tax structure that could have direct implications for Burbank, where city officials have long marketed a comparatively lighter regulatory environment as a draw for small business owners and studios alike.
Chris Nakamura
The Burbank Chamber of Commerce is bringing back its annual Chili Cook-Off this spring, with the event set for Saturday, April 11, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Burbank Historical Society's outdoor space at 1100 West Clark Avenue.
Chris Nakamura
St. Finbar Parish School marked another year of its Dr. Seuss Day tradition this week, filling classrooms across the Burbank campus with community guests, illustrated classics, and enough themed brunch decorations to make the Cat himself approve.
Chris Nakamura
A Burbank resident is using verse to make a pointed argument about SB-79 and the proposed Metro Bus Rapid Transit line on Olive Avenue, and he's directing most of his frustration at City Hall.
Elena Vargas
