TSA Pre Enrollment Program Opens in Burbank
In addition to being the sole provider for enrolling in the TSA Pre✓® program, IdentoGO® Centers offer customers a growing number of identity-related services.
Oculus, Facebook And Virtual Reality Book Author Set For Burbank Tech Talk Series
As part of Burbank's Tech Talk Series, Blake Harris stops by the Buena Vista branch of the Burbank Public Library Thursday to talk about virtual reality, Oculus, Facebook and the tech industry as examined in his new book, "The History of the Future."
“DIVERSITY” Show Set To Raise Funds For Family Service Agency
The one-night only performance showcases real stories about diverse experiences and challenges. Proceeds will go to Burbank's Family Service Agency.
Firefighters Knock Down House Fire on Chandler
Firefighters took just 26 minutes to knock down an attic fire on Chandler
Burroughs’ Pop Show 40 Aims High With “Change The World”
Tickets are still available for two shows on Saturday and one show Sunday, showcasing some of Burbank's top student talent.
Get Out Of Town!: Marciano Art Foundation
Global artist Ai WeiWei's current "Life Cycle" installation closes March 3 at the contemporary art space in Los Angeles' Windsor Square. Major artists from the Marciano collection round out the stellar new art gallery's ongoing exhibitions.
Burbank Arts Foundation Announces $100,000 Gift For BUSD Elementary Music Programs
With the $100,000 donation, Burbank Unified has one-third of the funding for weekly music classes at the district's 11 elementary schools for 2019-20.
Emerson Planting Day Brightens Up School Campus
Supported with a grant from Tree People, members of the Ralph Waldo Emerson Elementary School community joined forces to plant new native species and trees in many locations throughout the large campus.
Burroughs’ “West Side Story” Wows A SRO Audience
The annual musical theater offering from John Burroughs High School packed the house for three shows February 8-10.
Little Free Pantries Popping Up Around Town
While the success of those Little Free libraries has taken off, there is a new community exchange system that is starting to pop up in our city: The Little Free Pantry.
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. "You cannot ask voters to judge you by your values while refusing to tell them what those values are when the questions get difficult."
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. Mayor Takahashi was recognized during the Mayors & Council Members Department Meeting at the Cal Cities Annual Conference & Expo
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. "They have made it clear that they will support the concept of "Mixed Flow". That will allow all buses to travel along Olive with the rest of the traffic."