Two dozen Burbank schools have lower speed limits around their campuses as new school year approaches

BURBANK — It’s a master plan carefully laid out by Brandon Lincoln.

The janitorial staff at Hollywood Burbank Airport are using a new sanitation device to disinfect the facilities at the airport.

Dental products, board games, baseball caps, cans of soup, PEZ dispensers, magazines, unique artwork and potty-training aides — these are items that shoppers may find at any general retailer.

More than 100 students at John Burroughs High School spent their lunch hour on Friday calling for lawmakers to put an end to mass shootings in America by enacting comprehensive gun control legislat...

Tears and laughs, anxiety and joy walked hand in hand for Burbank High’s graduating seniors taking part in the school’s 110th commencement at the newly named Kemp-Kallem Field on Friday evening.

The Burbank City Council is drafting a letter to President Donald Trump responding to the president's tweet directed at several Congresswomen.

History, family and a sense of accomplishment were some of the themes and ideas expressed during the 61st annual Providence High School graduation on Saturday afternoon at Forest Lawn’s Hall of...

The Burbank Cultural Arts Commission has identified 14 utility boxes in the city's Media District that will be painted by local artists.

Burbank officials say the extension of the Chandler Bikeway will help connect the city's bicycle infrastructure with other paths around the city, as well as connect to other paths in Los Angeles...

In two weeks, Conrad Davis, who just graduated from Providence High School, will begin a four-year term of service at the U.S.

Julio Ruiz, owner of LiquidSky Sports in Burbank, decided to forgo producing skydiving suits to making masks with filters during the coronavirus pandemic.

Burroughs High School alumnus Steven Hubbell was named his school's new assistant principal in charge of athletics and activities.

After teaming up with ASEC and the L.A. Kings, upgrades to the ice rink at Pickwick Gardens are finished and the facility is open to the public.

All six self-built floats, including ones created by Burbank and La Cañada Flintridge, received awards at the 2020 Rose Parade.

Andrew Campa, education reporter for the Burbank Leader and Glendale News-Press, recently won a Gold Quill Award from the California School Board Assn.

Burbank officials have also worked with Hope of the Valley Rescue Mission to extend operation of its winter homeless shelter.

The Burbank City Council entered into a five-year deal with Axon to outfit its police department with body-worn cameras.

Despite not being the prettiest, newest or most technologically advanced facility, Hollywood Burbank Airport has at least one factor that sets it apart from its competitors — convenience.

Burroughs High School drama instructor Guy Myers, a district 11-year veteran, was named one of five California State Teachers of the Year on Friday.

On behalf of Burbank Unified School District, Supt. Matt Hill sent a letter Thursday night asking Gov. Gavin Newsom to close schools and provide emergency funding. The board is holding an emergency...

With just days before the 2020 Rose Parade, volunteers with the Burbank Tournament of Roses Assn. are furiously working to get their entry ready before Wednesday.

The area's representative in the U.S. Congress writes on the shutdowns of the Glendale News-Press, Burbank Leader and La Cañada Valley Sun, announced by the Los Angeles Times on April 16.

Hundreds of years of combined teaching experience in front of students did not prevent tears, a loss for words, nerves and giddiness from many of the 28 honorees during a retirement and 25-year...

The Hollywood animation house, which recently signed a deal with Netflix, needs the space to hire up 250 more workers.

The Spark! Digital Media Lab will give the public access to equipment and software for photo and video editing, sound production and 3D design.

Walt Disney, William McKinley and Joaquin Miller elementary schools were recently recognized by the state as California Distinguished Schools.

Burbank Unified Supt. Matt Hill announced that 7 local schools were among the top 10 throughout the state to rank in participation and completion of Ed100.org, an online education program.

The 7,405-member Burbank Council PTA invited former state PTA president Carol Kocivar to speak at Luther Burbank Middle School about funding obstacles.