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Hollywood Burbank Airport New Terminal Safety Explained
Burbank Airport's $1.3B replacement terminal opens October 2026, eliminating FAA-designated runway hot spots tied to the airport's 1930-era building.
By Elena Vargas
Burbank Resident Warns BRT Could Threaten City's Future
A Burbank resident warns that proposed Bus Rapid Transit could reshape the city's character and override local governance through transit-oriented development.
Man Arrested for Smashing Glass Door at Burbank Smart & Final
Phillip Lehman, 50, was arrested on suspicion of felony vandalism after allegedly kicking and shattering a glass door at a Burbank Smart and Final store.
Burbank DUI Patrols Increase on St. Patrick's Day
Burbank Police will deploy extra officers St. Patrick's Day evening to catch impaired drivers as part of a regionwide LA and Orange County enforcement push.
By Elena Vargas
Tribute Honors Linda Murphy, Burroughs Volleyball Legend
Over 100 people gathered at John Burroughs High School to honor Linda Murphy, an Olympic pioneer and beloved Burbank volleyball coach who died in January.
Man Arrested in 2 Unprovoked Burbank Assaults on Glenoaks
Avery Talley, 44, was arrested after two strangers were punched in unprovoked attacks minutes apart along Glenoaks Boulevard in Burbank, police say.
By Elena Vargas
Burbank Airport Officers Fundraise for Unpaid TSA Agents
Firefighters and police at Hollywood Burbank Airport are collecting donations in boots to help TSA officers working without pay during the federal shutdown.
By Elena Vargas
LAUSD Reviews César Chávez Programs After Assault Allegations
LAUSD is reviewing educational programs tied to César Chávez after sexual assault allegations, including an accusation from co-founder Dolores Huerta.
By Elena Vargas
Southern California March Heat Wave Smashes Records in 2026
Southern California's March heat wave shattered decades-old records, with Burbank hitting 98°F, Woodland Hills reaching 102°F, and more cities breaking all-time highs.
By Elena Vargas
Providence Baseball Falls 4-1 to Milken in Liberty League
Providence baseball lost 4-1 to Milken Community High in Liberty League play, leaving five runners on base with fewer than two outs in a frustrating defeat.
Why Is Southern California So Hot in March 2026?
A record-breaking heat wave has gripped Southern California, with Burbank hitting 97°F in March. Here's what's driving the extreme temperatures.
By Elena Vargas
Burbank Attorney Sponsors Local Wrestling Event in 2026
Personal injury attorney Adrianos Facchetti stepped outside the courtroom to sponsor a family-friendly community wrestling event in Burbank, even entering the ring.
Burbank Family Service Agency: Who Qualifies and What It Offers
Burbank's Family Service Agency has served residents since 1953, offering counseling, crisis support, and school-based services open to the entire community.
By Elena Vargas
Burbank Residents Divided Over Metro BRT and Olive Ave Changes
Burbank residents and officials are split over Metro's Bus Rapid Transit plan, with debate centering on lane reductions along busy Olive Avenue.
Burbank Chili Cook-Off 2026: Date, Location & Details
The Burbank Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual Chili Cook-Off on April 11, 2026, at 1100 West Clark Ave, featuring food, live music, and vendors.
St. Finbar Parish School Celebrates Dr. Seuss Day 2026
St. Finbar Parish School in Burbank celebrated its annual Dr. Seuss Day with community readers, literacy activities, and themed events for all grades.
Burbank Resident Blasts SB-79 and Metro BRT in Poem
Burbank resident Richard Cathcart uses verse and sharp criticism to challenge SB-79 legislation and Metro's proposed Olive Avenue Bus Rapid Transit line.
By Elena Vargas
Burbank Resident Questions School Board's Financial Decisions
A Burbank resident challenges the school board's transparency after BUSD announced cuts of up to 55 positions and a projected $38 million deficit by 2028.
I-5 Southbound Closures in Burbank This Weekend
Southbound I-5 in Burbank faces lane restrictions and full closures this weekend between Cohasset Street and Empire Avenue as pavement work continues.
Best AC Companies in Temecula, CA (2026)
Temecula summers hit 100°F+ regularly. Here are the five most trusted AC companies for repairs, installations, and maintenance in the area.
By Elena Vargas
Hollywood Arson Suspect Charged With Murder of Two Sisters
Jovan Lamar Duverne faces murder and arson charges after two elderly sisters died when their Hollywood home was set ablaze on February 4.
By Elena Vargas
Chandler Bicycle Connection Breaks Ground in North Hollywood
Construction has begun on 3 miles of protected bike lanes along Chandler Boulevard in North Hollywood, connecting two major cycling corridors in the San Fernando Valley.
Boys and Girls Club Employee Arrested for Lewd Acts with Child
Elizabeth Eiizarraraz, 32, a Boys and Girls Club of Santa Clarita employee, was arrested on suspicion of lewd acts with a child under 14.
By Elena Vargas
Randall Michael Tobin: Burbank Baker With a Musical Past
Randall Michael Tobin runs a small Burbank bakery built on decades of craftsmanship, music, and a childhood friendship with Danny Elfman.
By Elena Vargas
Burbank Boys Tennis Beats Burroughs 14-4 With All-Freshman Singles
Burbank High's boys tennis team defeated crosstown rival Burroughs 14-4, led by an all-freshman singles lineup and a dominant doubles sweep.
Burroughs Softball Falls 2-1 to Crescenta Valley in Walk-Off
Burroughs High softball dropped a heartbreaking 2-1 decision to Crescenta Valley on a walk-off single in the seventh inning, falling to 1-1 in Pacific League play.
By Elena Vargas
Jennifer Runyon, 'Ghostbusters' Actress, Dies at 65
Jennifer Runyon, known for her roles in 'Ghostbusters' and 'Charles in Charge,' has died at 65, her family confirmed, citing a long journey.
By Elena Vargas
LAPD, LA Sheriff Increase Patrols After Michigan Synagogue Attack
LAPD and LA County Sheriff's Department boost security around houses of worship following a vehicle attack on a Michigan synagogue in West Bloomfield.
Heat Advisory Issued for Los Angeles County This Week
A Heat Advisory covers Burbank and most of LA County Thursday and Friday, with temps hitting 90–100°F in a historically early March heat event.
By Elena Vargas
Pasadena Beats Burbank Baseball 16-6 in Mercy Rule Win
Pasadena routed Burbank High's baseball team 16-6 via mercy rule in Pacific League play, scoring eight runs in a devastating fourth-inning outburst.
Burbank Resident Questions Paramo Resignation-to-Retirement Change
A Burbank grandparent demands answers after BUSD quietly reclassified ex-Superintendent John Paramo's resignation as retirement, potentially costing taxpayers thousands.
By Elena Vargas
Most Anticipated LA Restaurant Openings Spring 2026
From Duke's Malibu's comeback to Badmaash's Venice expansion, here are the most exciting Los Angeles restaurant openings to watch in spring 2026.
By Elena Vargas
Burbank Resident Challenges School Board Over Paramo Benefits
A Burbank resident urges the Board of Education to block an alleged unauthorized retroactive health benefit for former Superintendent John Paramo.
Burbank Police Log: February 16–22 Arrests & Charges
Burbank police made over a dozen arrests from Feb. 16–22, including DUI stops, drug possession charges, and outstanding warrant apprehensions citywide.
By Elena Vargas
San Bernardino Car Fire Displaces 18 Apartment Residents
A carport fire spread to a San Bernardino apartment building Sunday, destroying 5 vehicles and 1 unit while displacing 18 residents. No injuries reported.
Loreto Frogtown: Best Mexican Seafood Restaurant in LA
Loreto in Frogtown serves bold Mexican seafood with standout ceviche, scallop tostadas, and soft shell crab tacos on a romantic LA River patio.
By Elena Vargas
Burroughs Baseball Beats Pasadena 10-3 in Pacific League
Burroughs High baseball erupted for six first-inning runs and beat Pasadena 10-3, improving to 4-1 overall and 2-0 in Pacific League play.
Florida Woman Arrested After Shooting at Rihanna's LA Home
Ivanna Ortiz, 35, faces attempted murder charges after firing 7-9 rounds at a Beverly Crest home shared by Rihanna, A$AP Rocky, and their children.
Crescenta Valley Dominates Pacific League Track Tri-Meet
Crescenta Valley swept boys' and girls' varsity track at Burroughs' Memorial Field in the Pacific League's opening tri-meet over Glendale and Burroughs.
By Elena Vargas
Millennials Are Killing Musicals World Premiere at Colony Theatre
Broadway stars Emma Hunton, John Krause, and Diana Huey lead the world premiere of Millennials Are Killing Musicals at Burbank's Colony Theatre this May.
Residents Rally to Save Century-Old Palm Trees Slated for Removal on San Fernando Boulevard
A grassroots campaign has emerged to protect 12 historic Canary Island date palms along San Fernando Boulevard that the city wants to remove for a streetscape improvement project.
By Elena Vargas
City Council Split on Olive Avenue Traffic Calming as Studio Workers Demand Safer Streets
Burbank officials are weighing speed bumps, crosswalk improvements, and bike lanes along a busy Media District corridor after complaints from pedestrians and cyclists working at nearby studios.
By Elena Vargas
Burbank Police Launches 'Coffee & Community' Initiative in Magnolia Park
The new community policing program pairs officers with local businesses and residents for monthly meetings, starting with pilot locations at Priscilla's Coffee and Tony's Little Bit Pizza.
By Elena Vargas
Burbank Approves Major Bike Lane Network to Connect Chandler Bikeway to Downtown
The City Council unanimously approved a $2.8 million project that will create protected bike lanes along San Fernando Boulevard and Olive Avenue, finally linking the popular Chandler Bikeway to downtown's business district.
By Elena Vargas
Burbank Water Conservation Program Beats Targets as SoCal Faces Ongoing Drought Challenges
The city's innovative rebate programs and community outreach helped residents reduce water usage by 18% this year, surpassing the 15% goal despite regional drought concerns.
By Elena Vargas