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Community encouraged to participate in “Walk-Shops”

Exhibit explores the imaginations of two generations of hyperrealist artists, Antonio Pelayo and his son Isaac Pelayo, as they exhibit their works side by side

"The question is balance and long-term strategy"

Three unknown suspects almost make off with a truck-load of camera lenses and professional film equipment. Police arrive to find a hole cut in the side of the business and a stolen van parked nearby. The property is left behind but the would-be thieves get away.

First-of-its-kind university would blend science and technology with creative arts to prepare students for the jobs of tomorrow.

Argument outside of Sardo's turns into a trip to the Burbank Jail for intoxicated and combative woman who spit, kicked and bit her way to a felony assault charge.

“The Civility of Albert Cashier,” opened this past Saturday in Burbank at the world renowned Colony Theatre.

The theme for the competition is Computer Science, challenging students to develop an application (“app”).

Community feedback is required in the voluntary process police are participating in through the Commission on Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies, or CALEA, an independent agency with ties to the U.S. Department of Justice

Burbank Police warn that local residents are receiving phoney ransom demands demanding money for kidnapped family members