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At Olive and Sixth and in the Empire Center parking lot, two separate robbery attempts are reported. In one case, the suspect did get away with the female victim's phone.

On Saturday morning Burbank Animal Shelter Superintendent Brenda Castaneda and Senior Animal Control Officer Stacie Levin brought residents of the Halston Estates together with JC Healy, Game Warden with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife for a community meeting to discuss both the reality of living with wild animals, as well as, how to best protect themselves from potential attacks.

Approximately two-thirds. or 800, of the students attending Jordan Middle School were invited to the annual pancake A's Breakfast. Teachers and staff prepared breakfast for students who received at least one "A" on their report card.

Wally Wingert and Dave Banks share their memories with Jay Leno

Now open in Magnolia Park, Luna Vine Wine Bar offers options for a meal, a snack, a quick drink or an evening out.

BUSD will hold informational meetings on the growing Spanish Dual Immersion program for Kindergarten and first grade classes in 2014-15 on Monday and Tuesday, February 10 and 11.

Eight- and nine-year-olds celebrate Martin Luther King with a song and a poem and put on a class play. Youngsters in the bilingual immersion program speak and sign the words for hearing, deaf and hard of hearing audience members.

Burbank business discovers employee had been recording other employees in the restroom without their knowledge. Burbank Police file charges and the case concluded in the courts recently.

Hotel staff alert police when one suspect uses a stolen credit card at the Marriott Residence Inn. First suspect is still being sought, but police arrest a second suspect on drugs and fraudulent access cards charges.

Nearly 100 fourth-graders at Edison Elementary sing about the history of electricity for the exciting musical, "It's Electrifying."