Today's Headlines
The Los Angeles Times will fold the Glendale News-Press, Burbank Leader and La Cañada Valley Sun
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Hubbell will be replacing Robyn Anders, who took a position as Burbank Unified’s coordinator of instructional technology.
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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.
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.
The area’s representative in the U.S. Congress writes on the shutdowns of the Glendale News-Press, Burbank Leader and La Cañada Valley Sun, announced by the Los Angeles Times on April 16.
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Trio of area pole vaulters are doing their best to stay in shape amid COVID-19 global pandemic.
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A final good-bye from sports editor Jeff Tully for the love and appreciation enjoyed at the same job for nearly three decades.
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The Burbank Unified School District approved more cuts on Thursday after Measure I failed to pass.
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A reader writes to lament the closure of the Burbank Leader. Its final publication date is Saturday, April 18.
California Stories from The Times
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After a background check and a swearing-in ceremony, the tiny Chihuahua-pug mix, who suffers from cerebellar hypoplasia, has become a shelter mascot.
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Liliana Carrillo, who is suspected of killing her three children, is charged with a Kern County carjacking as she fled. Murder charges are expected later this week.
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Bills moving forward in the state Legislature were applauded by an array of civil rights and police reform groups.
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The Los Angeles Police Commission on Tuesday gave top LAPD officials two weeks to consolidate three recent reports on the department’s handling of last summer’s protests into a single plan of action that identifies top reform priorities, estimates associated costs and sets a timeline for implementation.
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Facility to close Terminal B in response to light travel during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The janitorial staff at Hollywood Burbank Airport are using a new sanitation device to disinfect the facilities at the airport.
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Woodbury University officials plan to continue online learning through the spring and summer semesters.
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Kaiser Permanente announced Thursday it is temporarily closing numerous medical offices and clinics throughout Southern California, including one in Burbank, citing concerns about the spread of the coronavirus.
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Associated Student Body presidents from high school across California are banding together to create the California Class of 2020 project, a response to social-distancing measures during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Burbank Unified plans to distribute about 1,300 Chromebooks and 300 hot spots to student households to prepare for distance learning.
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With spring football shelved and prospects of playing the 2020 high school season still in doubt, junior quarterback remaining focused, mentally and physocally.
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With spring sports canceled, it remains to be seen if COVID-19 repercussions will stretch into the fall, affecting football.
