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The bicyclist remains at L.A. County Medical Center in critical condition with significant head trauma. The driver of the car, while reportedly not under the influence, was arrested for possession of cocaine.

BAFA Foundation awards over $25,000 to six school programs for their twice-yearly funding cycle. The money is matched by over $53,000 from the district to support arts education and cross-curricular programs in public schools.

BUSD Board of Education approved a plan to offer one Spanish language class to eighth-graders for the 2014-15 school year.

Julie Adams first sang for audiences in Burbank public schools. Now at 25, the soprano was named one of five winners of the prestigious and highly-competitive Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions in New York City.

Sold out event in downtown Burbank draws officials, candidates, and community activists

Public Works Director, Bonnie Teaford, P.E., was recently named to the American Public Works Association (APWA) 2014 Top Ten Public Works Leaders of the Year

Seventh-graders were recognized for their ongoing friendship and compassion for classmate and friend.

Burroughs High School's 'Our Town' play impressed audiences over its four-day run

Burbank police used a Taser to subdue a man who walked onto 134 Freeway on-ramp away from officers after allegedly kicking cars nearby.

Residents voice concerns for safety and disabled access at community meeting at the new Hollywood Way train station. The new station will allow passengers taking the Antelope Valley Line direct access to the airport, eliminating the stop at the Downtown Burbank station and taking a shuttle to the airport