Longtime Parks and Recreation Leader Remembered
Toney Smith was known by many throughout the sports community around the city.
Rick’s Sports Corner: Miguel Malonzo, Amateur Boxer, Tough And Determined
Inspired by Manny Pacquiao, the only eight-weight division boxing champion, local boxer finds his own path.
Schiff Presses California Labor Agency to Open Application for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance Program
New Program Extends Unemployment Compensation to Freelance, Contract and Gig Workers; Benefits Retroactive to February
Lots of Spring Sports Questions Left Unanswered Due to COVID-19
Cancellation leaves many to ponder what could have happened if not for the pandemic.
Burbank Police to Celebrate Easter With ‘Stay at Home’ Egg Hunt
The Burbank Police Department is hoping to raise spirits over Easter weekend by promoting a “Stay at Home” Easter Egg Hunt
Burbank Unified Ponders Elimination Of Stage Craft Technology, Many CTE Programs
Since Measure I did not pass, the Burbank Unified School District must cut $3.8 million for the 2020-21 school year to balance the budget and one of the proposed cuts includes the elimination of the Stage Craft Technology program at Burbank and Burroughs High Schools. Parents, students and stakeholders are rallying support for the beloved, and as many see it, vital, program.
Hollywood Burbank Airport Temporarily Consolidates Terminal Operations
All flights and services to take place at Terminal A starting Friday, April 10, 6 p.m.
Rick’s Sports Corner: Burbank High’s Jakob Duarte, A Triple Threat
Senior infielder/pitcher had stellar career on the field and in the classroom.
Deadline for Real ID Changed Due to Coronavirus
Real ID's pushed back one year. Hollywood Burbank Airport will not require until October of 2021
Burbank High Seniors Honored As Leukemia And Lymphoma Society Students Of The Year
Two Burbank High seniors raised nearly a quarter of a million dollars over seven weeks to fight blood cancer; they, along with other L.A. County top student fundraisers, were recognized at the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Students of the Year annual gala.
Latest article
Moving to Los Angeles: Neighborhoods and Real Costs You Should Know
How much it costs to live in Los Angeles depends heavily on where you choose to settle
Providence Saint Joseph Earns Highest Stroke Certification from The Joint Commission
. Comprehensive Stroke Center certification recognizes hospitals with the specialized teams, technology and processes needed to care for the most severe and complex stroke cases
Burbank Police Log: June 8 – June 14
Burbank's finest are always on duty.