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A proposed mixed-use development with 573 residential units, commercial space and a hotel in downtown Burbank appears to be one step closer to becoming a reality.
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At least 150 members of the community flocked to the Burbank War Memorial at McCambridge Park Monday morning to celebrate the landmark’s 50th anniversary and completion of its recent renovation as well as to remember those who have served in the military. -
Hubbell will be replacing Robyn Anders, who took a position as Burbank Unified’s coordinator of instructional technology.
Dental products, board games, baseball caps, cans of soup, PEZ dispensers, magazines, unique artwork and potty-training aides — these are items that shoppers may find at any general retailer.
Two battles were playing out at the sixth annual Burbank Community YMCA Learn, Grow, Thrive summer camp at Emerson Elementary School.
A San Bernardino man was formally charged with attempted murder on Wednesday on suspicion of attacking a 63-year-old woman in Burbank earlier this week and leaving her in critical condition.
Taking a trip back in time to 1985 isn’t such a far-out concept as it seems to be: All you have to do is visit a Baskin-Robbins in Burbank.
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Girls’ Basketball: Hosts fail to score in second quarter of the Providence Pioneer Shootout championship game, as La Salle wins title with 35-26 victory.
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Burbank hopes to make a run for the playoffs, compete in always tough Pacific League; Providence looks for improvement.
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Here’s something I bet you never knew was controversial: “I appreciate you taking the time to meet with me.” Yes, language sticklers might have a problem with that, even though you need an advanced degree in English Rules That Aren’t Rules to understand why. Still, this form, called a “fused participle” by some, is an interesting quirk in the language.
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Burbank hopes to bounce back and earn playoff spot, while Providence strives for improved league showing.
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Any speculation — and there’s lots of it — about which candidate will benefit most from California Sen. Kamala Harris dropping out of the race last week isn’t worth much.
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Claremont United Methodist Church unveils a Nativity scene evoking images that have become synonymous with criticism of the Trump administration’s border policies.
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Police also seized a cache of weapons, including assault rifles and handguns, from the home of a Camarillo man last week.
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Sanctuary founder Patty Perry reportedly fell after a tiger wrapped its paws around her legs and another jumped onto her and “began to pull on her.”
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A video replete with slurs targeting African-Americans that was allegedly shot on U.C. Berkeley’s campus has gone viral and drawn a furious response.
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The California High-Speed Rail Authority is studying a possible tunnel under Burbank airport for the route of the state’s troubled bullet train.
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The Southern San Fernando Valley Airplane Noise Task Force met on Wednesday to listen to additional community groups on how to solve the noise issues.
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A perceived, but unsubstantiated threat propagated through social media led to increased police at Burroughs High on Wednesday, but no class cancellations.
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Daniel Victor Torres, a 32-year-old man from Los Angeles, was charged by prosecutors on Tuesday with the murder of 68-year-old Burbank resident Oganes Papazyan in a Chinatown parking lot, according to authorities.
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Rising vacation accruals and overseeing overtime at the Burbank Unified School District are listed as “areas to watch.”
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John Muir High School assistant principal Brian James has accepted the same position at Burbank High School. James was a former football assistant coach at Burroughs High.
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Burbank Unified reached an agreement Thursday with the Burbank chapter of the California School Employees Assn. for a 1% raise, retroactive to July 1, 2018.
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Burbank Unified board member Steve Ferguson excoriated some local parents for what he called “empowering terrorism,” while district staff called for calm at Thursday’s board meeting.
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Artists and representatives from the major animation studios will be at the CTN animation expo in Burbank.
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The Fairview Cottages property, managed by the Burbank Housing Corp., provides low-income families with three affordable units in Burbank.
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On Wednesday evening, Luther Burbank Middle School hosted a “Supporting our LGBTQ+ Youth” workshop moderated by Summer Davidson Gomez.
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Boys’ Basketball: Pioneers striving for another league title, deep playoff run; Burbank hopes to thrive under new coach, while Burroughs has experience.
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With share of talent, Burroughs, Providence looking to get back to playoffs, while Burbank eyes return to postseason.
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Girls’ Water Polo Preview: Burroughs looks to advance to playoffs again; Burbank turns to new coach to get back on track.
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Vaqueros focused on improvement from last season, as No. 1 women’s team, No. 3 men’s squad look to turn the corner at the CCCAA state meet Saturday.
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I just run out of space before I can get to the ugly truth: Special rules and exceptions further complicate the already difficult business of possessives.
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“Saying ‘no’ to apartment building should come with a solution to our housing shortage,” writes Burbank resident Albric Ghokasian.
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He was a musician, a father and a husband. He was killed driving his cab.
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It’s time again for our A Word, Please annual tradition: saving people from making embarrassing mistakes like “Seasons greetings from the Russo’s,” “Happy Hanukkah from the Weitz’s” and “This will be baby Mile’s first Christmas!” on holiday greeting cards.
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“The entire City Council should resolve not to endorse or extol any events that derive their popularity from the consumption of alcohol,” a Burbank resident writes this week.
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A list of events occurring within the Burbank area.
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This past Friday, for the 31st time, Burbankers gathered in the city’s Magnolia Park area, on Magnolia Boulevard, from Hollywood Way to Florence Street, to ring in the 2019 holiday season.
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A list of events that are occurring within the Burbank area.
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A teenager who is exceptional at math and deals with Asperger’s syndrome is at the heart of the Tony Award-winning play “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time,” which Burroughs High School students are presenting.
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Over the past 72 years, the Burbank-based La Providencia Guild of Children’s Hospital Los Hospital has staged uncountable galas to raise funds for the renowned pediatric facility.
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