Burroughs Baseball Helped By Divine Intervention
Indians rally for three runs in seventh and face Harvard-Westlake In Easton title game
Burbank Tennis Holds Off Hoover
The Bulldogs swept all nine singles sets Thursday in a 11-7 Pacific League victory over host Hoover High
Burroughs’ Hernandez Signs With St. Francis
Burroughs High wide receiver Erick Hernandez has signed a letter of intent with St. Francis University in Pennsylvania.The 6-foot, 165-pound Hernandez chose St. Francis...
Burroughs Pitcher Signs With NAIA School
Burroughs High pitcher/outfielder Shaine Leonard has signed a national letter of intent with the University of Antelope Valley.Leonard, a right hander with a submarine...
Burroughs Girls Hoops Fall To Mira Costa In Semifinals, 47-39
Indians can't keep up with the top-seeded Mustangs
Van Loo Signs with Lewis
Burroughs High setter Ryan Van Loo has signed a letter of intent to play volleyball at Lewis University, a Division I power.
Burroughs Boys Hoops Close Season With 68-45 Setback To Santa Monica In Semifinals
Indians have solid season despite loss to Vikings
Burroughs Girls Reach Second Straight CIF Semifinals
Indians own 17-game winning streak after knocking off Valley View 43-40
Burroughs Boys Hoops Victorious; Burbank Girls Soccer Loses
Indians take to the road and win while Bulldogs fall
Burbank Boys Hoops Season Ends At Quarterfinals With Loss To Loyola, 76-58
Future looks bright for Bulldogs despite loss to Cubs
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Letter to the Editor: Resident Questions Board of Education’s Action Regarding Payments
"As the Fiscal Crisis and Management Assistance Team recently observed, “The Board lacks proper training in governance and finance.”"
Downtown Burbank Arts Festival Returns
The festival will be held Saturday, May 30th, and Sunday, May 31st, from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The event is free and open to the public.
Bill Inspired by Burbank Tragedy Passes California State Senate Unanimously, 32-0
SB 1198, The Safer Driving Act, Originated From the Burbank Armenian Association's Drive Right, Save Lives Campaign and Now Moves to the State Assembly Backed by More Than 60 Organizations and Over 100,000 California Peace Officers