Burroughs Brushes Aside Harvard-Westlake
Burroughs had little difficulty with Harvard-Westlake in the season opener Friday night, winning 28-0 at Memorial Field.
Burbank ON Parade: Grand Marshalls Get Ready For Their Day
Grand Marshalls Clay Lacy and Robert Gilliland take a look back at their careers before they take their place in front of Saturday's parade
Colony’s First Production of Season Coming in September
BREATH AND IMAGINATION: The Story of Roland Hayes, a true story by Daniel Beaty, directed by Saundra McClain, with Musical Direction by Rahn Coleman will open in September
Burroughs Wins Softball Tournament in La Jolla
Indians conquer "Duds by Dudes" Invitational by going undefeated
La Providencia Guild Conjures Up a Scary Fashion Show
Committee members work their magic to gather opportunity baskets, delicious food and gorgeous fashions
UPDATE: City of Burbank to Cut Tinhorn Flats Power After Court Ruling Friday
Court orders that Burbank can cut electricity to Tinhorn Flats after giving 24-hour notice, not permitted to padlock their doors
Author Sasha Abramsky Discusses “Jumping At Shadows”
The author sees irrational fear as a dangerous epidemic in America.
Burroughs Football Roughed Up in Opener
Indians struggle on road against West Ranch in 54-0 loss.
Burbank On Parade Announces Gerald McRaney Grand Marshal
Actor Gerald McRaney of TV's "Deadwood", "Simon and Simon" and "Gunsmoke" will lead the 34th annual Burbank On Parade set for 11 a.m. Saturday, April 25
Additional State Funds Boost BUSD LCAP Plan
Burbank Unified will receive approximately $200,000 more in Supplemental Grants from the State of California for the coming year's LCAP plan. The amended plan will be read and discussed at the June 18 Board of Education meeting.
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Burbank Boys Soccer Hangs Tough in Loss to Harvard-Westlake
The Burbank High boys' soccer team knew it wasn't going to be easy, but it never seemed to bother the Bulldogs Friday...
Hundreds Gather in Burbank to Honor the Life and Sacrifice of Police K9 Spike
On December 3, the heart of Burbank stood still…and then it stood together. More than 100 police officers and K9 units from cities across Southern California gathered in Burbank in a powerful show of solidarity and love for a fallen hero: Burbank Police K9 Spike.
Letter to the Editor: Resident Explains Public Comment to School Board
"At the Board Meeting on November 20th, it seemed to me that some of you were concerned and unhappy with the messages that were delivered to you during the Public Comment"