One Man Crime Spree Goes Nowhere Fast
A North Hollywood man committed crimes in two different locations before he was caught by fast acting Burbank Police Officers
Burbank Youth Center Hosts Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Burbank City Council Members and City Manager, Mark Scott, joined the Burbank Armenian community to recognize two new additions to the Burbank Youth Center
Burger Review: The Great Grill
The Great Grill is all about nostalgia, but does the Great Grill produce a great burger?
Burbank to Once Again Start Curfew at 5 pm Tuesday
5 pm curfew to once again take place in Burbank. Many businesses choose to board up windows and have been asked to close early
Burbank Council PTA Recognizes Over 50 People Making A Difference In Schools
More than 50 individuals were feted for their dedication and efforts to providing opportunities and making a difference in Burbank public schools.
Burbank Crime Report – November 28 Edition
Latest crimes as reported by the Burbank Police Department to Crimemapping
Burger Review: Magnolia Grille
This is not the place for a great burger but just about everything else on the menu is damn good
Burbank Schools Will Keep Mask Mandates in Place
Burbank Unified has reminded all parents, teachers, and staff of the current L. A. County guidelines in an email sent Friday
Funeral Services Set For Former Mayor Al Dossin
Al Dossin elected in 1985 Mayor in 1988 passed away this week.
Hungry Crowd’s Creative, Fresh Plates Please All Palates
A new restaurant in Toluca Lake offers a wide selection of quality dishes for brunch, lunch and dinner Tuesday through Sunday.
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Boys Volleyball Preview: Burroughs, Burbank, Providence Look Sharp
Local boys' volleyball teams are ready and hopeful.
Burbank Boys Volleyball Swept By Glendale
The Bulldogs fought but lose in three sets to the visiting Nitros.
Burroughs Boys Volleyball Rallies to Sweep CV
Burroughs improved to 3-0 in league with the win over the visiting Falcons.