Burroughs Girls Volleyball Features a Fountain of Youth
The Indians have a strong core of young players as seven of the 13 varsity players are either freshmen or sophomores
Man Arrested at Empire Center for Taking Illegal Cell Phone Pictures
31-year-old man was arrested at Marshall's in Empire Center after he was observed by employees taking cell phone photos under girl's skirts without their knowledge
Burbank City Council Grants Community to be Gated
Fourth time is the charm as Council votes to allow hillside track to become a 'gated community' after nearly four hour hearing. Final vote to take place later
Go To The Colony’s What I Learned In Paris For A Delightful Evening
The stage is truly a time machine. We of a certain age have no doubt we’re inside a handsomely appointed house of the early 70’s.
Burbank Girls Volleyball Looks to Regain League Title
Bulldogs return entire starting lineup with first-year coach Kyle Roach now at the controls
Stand Up To Cancer Raises Funds For American Cancer Society
The American Cancer Society held a viewing party for leadership and celebrity supporters at Cartoon Network Studios in Burbank after the live national Stand Up To Cancer telethon Friday, September 5.
Burroughs Falls in Home Opener to Calabasas
Indians battle but the Coyote's superior size and speed prevails in 53-31 loss
Burbank International Film Festival Ends This Weekend
Burbank International Film Festival screenings continue today and Sunday at the AMC Burbank Town Center 6. Festival wraps Sunday night with Closing Night Dinner and Awards Gala at The Castaway.
BUSD Increases Enrollment
Interest in Transitional Kindergarten and Dual Immersion Language classes, along with a growth in inter-district permits is credited with the increase in Burbank public school enrollment.
Burroughs Football Preview: Working 9-to-5 the Indian Way
Indians and their blue collar work ethic are prepared for another exciting season
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Burbank Police Log: May 25 – May 31
Burbank's men and women in blue are dedicated.
Burbank-Made Indie Film Heads to the TCL Chinese Theatre for West Coast Premiere
Before SMILE…the Worst is Yet to Come makes its West Coast premiere at the iconic TCL Chinese Theatre, part of its story begins in Burbank.
City of Burbank to Host Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit & Run Competition at George Izay Park
. Top performers may continue through the competition pathway with the potential to advance to the Finals held in conjunction with the MLB World Series