Local Restaurateur Co-Owner of Coral Cafe John Leousis Passes Away
In 1990 John would make a leap of faith and partnered in the purchase of Coral Cafe. Against all odds, he became a successful restaurateur and an important part of the community.
Obituary: Sgt. Ethan H. Mandel
Sergeant Ethan H. Mandel was born in Queens, New York on July 30, 1999. He moved to Burbank in 2011 where he...
School Board to Recognize Passing of Esmeralda Hernandez
“Esme” or “Mama Esme” as she was fondly called, worked for both BUSD and Burbank Parks and Recreation. The March 18th BUSD meeting will be adjourned in Esme’s honor.
Obituary: Larry Stamper, Pastor Emeritus and Former Mayor
Anyone who had the pleasure to meet Larry knew he had an endless number of stories to share
Burroughs Loses Icon in Jay Gudzin
Jay Gudzin is a member of the Burroughs High Athletic Hall of Fame.
Services Set for Longtime Track and Field Coach Mike McHorney
Few people have spent as many hours in youth sports in Burbank as Mike McHorney.
Covid Takes Long Time Resident Elizabeth Carletta
Elizabeth Marie Carletta, 60, died on December 21, 2020, at Providence St. Joseph Hospital in Burbank following a 3-month battle with Covid 19.
Obituary: Ed Pape
The following tribute was written by lifelong friend and 75-year Burbank Resident, Jim Barnfather
Obituary: Helen von Seggern, Founder of the Burbank Parent Education Program
In 2003, the District renamed the auditorium at the Burbank Adult School as the Helen von Seggern Auditorium as a tribute to her many contributions to the students and families of Burbank
Obituary: Daniel Andrew McGinley
He graduated from Burroughs H.S. in 1968 and was captain of the football team that won the Foothill League championship
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Named in the complaints are Board President Abigail Pontzer-Kamkar, Vice President Emily Weisberg, Clerk Laurette Cano, and Member Armond Aghakhanian
Over 800 Rally at Burbank City Hall for National Day of Action
Over 800 students, officials, and residents rallied for immigration changes in Burbank
Burbank High Students Lead Wayfinding Project to Make Campus Safer and More Welcoming
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