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Indians look to build upon last season's success with a summer slate of more than 30 games

Stevenson Elementary's Pirate Patch takes its mobile farmers market to Cartoon Network studios during the summer, with all organic fruits, vegetables and herbs.

Burroughs boys soccer coach spent 16 days watching games, attending coaching seminars, learning a new culture and exuding American pride and joy

Family Planning launches The Colony Theatre’s 40th season with explosions of laughter

Burbank Historical Society celebrates 103rd anniversary of city's incorporation with a fundraiser at Story Tavern, former home of Story Hardware. An antique box acquired by the Tavern's owner will be placed in the original pub for the public to make donations to the Burbank Historical Society. Donations go to creating new exhibits and maintaining the Burbank Museum.

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

BUSD offers free-of-charge summer classes via Options For Youth charter school at Burbank High School. Free online classes in some subjects are also available via OFY for credit recovery and initial credit.

The Indians pound out a summer-high 19 hits and advance to the quarterfinals of the VIBL playoffs

Three students from Burroughs High School directed their own films during a New York Film Academy intensive film-making course, shooting on Universal Studios' backlot.

After lengthy public and board member comment sessions, Burbank Unified's Board of Education voted to deny Giligia Charter Academy's petition to open an Armenian-centric charter school in Burbank.