Run Hungry Project Prepares Young Runners For Success
Coach Le'Von Davis teaches young runners how to train, eat, rest and prepare for success on and off the track.
Burbank Ice Rink Returns With Eight Weeks Of Winter Fun
Located at North Third Street and East Orange Grove Avenue, The Rink opens today in Downtown Burbank.
YMCA Turkey Trot Draws Over A Two Thousand Runners
Runners enjoy Southern California temperatures during this year's YMCA Turkey Trot as the East freezes.
Salvation Army Volunteers Serve Up Thanksgiving Meals
Salvation Army volunteers serve up meals to 170 people including families, individuals and the homeless during revived Community Thanksgiving Dinner. Holiday Inn of Burbank-Media Center, Aramark and Big Citizen Hub made it happen.
Road Closures for Thanksgiving YMCA Turkey Trot
The following street closures will take place on Thanksgiving morning for the YMCA Turkey Trot
Burbank Police Department Receives CALEA Accreditation
Award is considered the highest standard of excellence in law enforcement with the Burbank Police Department becoming the second municipal law enforcement agency in Los Angeles County to be accredited
Century Dragon Serves Up Excellent Chinese Food
The Magnolia Park eatery boasts a huge menu. From typical Americanized-Chinese fare to more traditional Chinese preparations, Century Dragon has some excellent dishes.
Gallery Of Secrets Revealed In Burbank
Burbank Art For All Foundation's Secret Art Show raised money for the Burbank Unified School District's arts education programs at the annual gallery auction with small treasures created by notable names in the art and entertainment world. The online art auction of remaining art runs until January 9.
Magnolia Park Holiday In The Park Posts Huge Attendance
Magnolia Park's biggest party of the year saw more attractions, more attendance and more fun for all ages, while highlighting the shopping district's creative community and eclectic boutiques.
Schiff Renews Push for Body Cameras for Law Enforcement
Burbank Congressman wants the Department of Justice to help fund local police departments’ purchase of small body-worn cameras in order to increase transparency
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Providence Boys Volleyball Plays Close Three-Setter Against Rio Hondo Prep
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Burroughs Stunt Comes Up Short Against Moorpark
Burroughs performed well, but faced an experienced Moorpark squad.
Letter to the Editor: Resident Questions School Board’s Public Decision Making Process
"I am writing as a concerned community member regarding serious transparency and accountability issues within the Burbank Unified School District Board of Education"