Burroughs Football Looks to Continued Success Under Reily
Indians hoping to win another Pacific League title.
Burbank Police Department Welcomes Three New Officers
Burbank Police Chief Scott LaChasse presented the Officers with their Badges and said " these officers are Intelligent, dedicated and ethical with genuine hearts to serve the community!!
Walk Bike Burbank’s Midnight Rumble Rolls to another Success
If you thought you saw some of your friends and neighbors out riding their bikes in the middle of the night last weekend, don’t worry; you weren’t dreaming.
Magnolia Park Merchants Plan Fall Events
The Magnolia Park Merchants Association marks three years of organizing events to promote the Magnolia Park District.
Car Enthusiasts Flock to Downtown Burbank Car Classic
This past weekend thousands of car enthusiasts turned out to enjoy some of the hundreds of cars that were on display during the Downtown Burbank Car Classic.
Burroughs’ Bell Commits to San Diego State
Rushing for more than 1,000 in both his sophomore and junior years, Burroughs High tailback Chance Bell certainly opened the eyes of college coaches,...
Burbank, Burroughs Settle for Tie in Summer Girls’ Volleyball
There were plenty of mistakes and plenty of surprises on both sides when Burbank and Burroughs collided Monday in Burbank High Summer League play.Burroughs...
Burroughs Football Hooks Up With Elite
When nothing is at stake it certainly doesn’t hurt to aim for the top.That’s exactly what Burroughs High coach Mike Reily and his team...
Burbank Major Softball Heads to Western Regionals
The Burbank Little League Majors All-Star softball team is headed back to the Western Regionals for a second straight year.
Parks and Recreation Offers Volleyball, Cross Country and Flag Football
Opportunities for youth to play volleyball, flag football and running cross country are available
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Burbank Boys Tennis Begins New Era With Win Over Burroughs
Burroughs Jaden Chapman played in some of the closest sets of the match.
Bread and Beats
The first thing you notice is the counter.It’s a solid slab of wood, smooth from wear but clearly handcrafted, anchored at the front of a tiny Burbank bakery that smells like toasted crust and warm butter. While customers study loaves lined up in neat rows, Randall Michael Tobin will casually mention that he built that counter himself—skills he picked up in junior high school shop class half a century ago and still uses every day.
Burbank Baseball Battered 16-6 By Pasadena
Burbank played hard but Pasadena played better.