Burroughs Boys Soccer Roughed Up in Opener
Burroughs opened its season against Birmingham, which last season was the runner-up in the LA City Section's highest playoff division.
Cookies With The Grinch Brings Whoville Magic to the Burbank Town Center
Families in Burbank are getting a special dose of holiday cheer this season with Cookies With The Grinch, a Whoville-inspired experience designed just for kids.
Construction Set to Begin on Magnolia Boulevard Water Main Upgrade in January 2026
Construction on the main water pipeline will be completed in phases, moving block by block from west to east
Jingle Tales and Tunes Coming to the Colony Theatre December 9
JINGLE TALES opens with a musical set by the father/daughter duo Bishop followed by hilarious and heartwarming holiday tales told by eight of LA's best storytellers
Smart Spending for a Stress-free Season: Tips to Control your Holiday Budget
Gift-giving in December, the holiday season can bring joy, and financial stress
Girls Basketball Preview: Burroughs, Burbank, Providence Seeking Success
It's going to be a fun season for girls' hoops.
Burbank Girls Hoops Rips Simi Valley 68-22
The Bulldogs turn away the Pioneers in a nonleague game.
Burbank Girls Soccer Blanked By Temple City 5-0
The Bulldogs drop a 5-0 decision to the Rams in a nonleague match.
Burroughs Girls Soccer Learns Valuable Lesson in Loss
Burroughs may have lost 5-0 to Cleveland but the Bears improved as the match went on.
Burbank Police Report: November 10 – November 16
Burbank's police department is always hard at work.
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Burbank High Drama Students Make History at Edinburgh Festival Fringe
From Burbank High School to one of the world’s largest performing arts festivals, 18 BHS Drama students took their talents across the globe this summer to perform at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland.
LAWineFest Brings Its 21st Annual Celebration to Burbank
Wine lovers from across Southern California will make their way to Burbank this September as LAWineFest brings its 21st annual celebration to the Los Angeles Equestrian Center for the first time.
Letter to the Editor: Resident Makes a Case for His Vote Selections
. "Three seats are up. We should use all three votes to build the most progressive City Council Burbank has ever had..."