It’s Just A Family Business for Burbank Hoops Duo
Gonzalez Girls Are Just Part of the Family Equation for Burbank
Pedestrian Hit Crossing Magnolia Blvd.
Burbank Fire Paramedics treated a female pedestrian who was struck while crossing the street at Magnolia Blvd. and Shelton Street.
Three Arrested After Stabbing Dog With Kitchen Knife
Burbank Police arrested three Burbank residents who allegedly stabbed a Cocker Spaniel to death with an 8'= inch kitchen knife on East Cedar Ave.
“OLD WICKED SONGS” A Wicked Triumph at the Colony
The Colony Theatre's "OLD WICKED SONGS" is so compelling that it becomes a memorable experience worthy of entering into the tapestry of our wider lives
Burroughs Students Show Just How to Succeed in Business
The John Burroughs High School Preforming Arts Dept. presented 'How To Succeed in Business without Really Trying' this weekend in the Burroughs Auditorium
Olive Avenue Off-Ramp, Flower Street To Be Closed Weeknights Through February 24
From Feb. 2 through the 24th from 9:00 pm to 6:00 am, Olive Ave's off-ramp will be closed most nights during construction on the I-5 Freeway
Local Man Profiled for His Work With Ed Wood Film, ‘Final Curtain’
New York Times article about Jason Insalaco.
Sports Shorts: Burbank and Burroughs High School Action
Both Burbank and Burroughs are about to wrap up their winter season with some playoff implications still remaining for some of the teams
Patricia Disney
Widow of Roy Disney
Retired Assistant Police Chief Has Died
Bob Heins was on the force for 45 years.
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Burbank Police Log: June 1 – June 7
A summary of individuals apprehended by the city's police.
Burroughs Girls Hoops Hammers Golden Valley 48-19
The Bears lead 23-8 at halftime and 33-9 after three frames.
Burbank to Host Pop-up Events to Discuss the Burbank Rancho Neighborhood Specific Plan
. Each community pop-up will ask participants to review preliminary ideas and share input and preferences on three broad topics