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The order applies to customers and workers at essential businesses open during the pandemic.
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Hubbell will be replacing Robyn Anders, who took a position as Burbank Unified’s coordinator of instructional technology. -
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.
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.
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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Travel restrictions, college eligibility and canceled recruiting events are among biggest challenges in college recruiting amid COVID-19, but coaches and players are adapting.
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No specific details given from school pertaining to Bencze’s contract not being renewed after three decades with the Pioneers and a wealth of league, CIF success.
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Following L.A. County guidelines, Providence High School remains closed and continues online learning through the academic school year.
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Trying to keep a business afloat during the coronavirus pandemic is no laughing matter, and yet, Barbara Holliday, owner and manager of Flappers Comedy Club and Restaurant in Burbank, is determined to do both.
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The City Council has yet to join other agencies in hosting remote meetings amid the coronavirus.
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A magnitude 3.6 earthquake was reported at 1:59 a.m. Friday 21 miles from Coalinga, Calif., according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Late-season rain has made March and April more like January and February in California.
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Starting at 6 p.m. Friday, all people in the city of Beverly Hills, including essential workers, are required to wear face coverings when they leave their homes, including for walks.
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Newsom announced the agreement to purchase 200 million masks during an interview with MSNBC host Rachel Maddow on Tuesday.
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Riverside County officials will turn a vacant Sears department store into a federal medical station where they will treat less severe patients to help alleviate stress at area hospitals.
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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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A ground support employee at Hollywood Burbank Airport tested positive for the coronavirus and is recovering at home.
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Logix closed its Burbank branch after an employee tests positive for the coronavirus.
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The Boys & Girls Club of Burbank and Greater East Valley is keeping its doors open for community members who need childcare services while they work during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Two Burbank High School students, Emily Darbinyan and Natalie Ter-Abramyan, win Students of the Year title by fundraising $229,953 for cancer research and treatments.
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Tresóna Multimedia LLC, a music-licensing firm, lost an appeal filed against the Burbank High School Vocal Music Assn., its choir director and individual parents involved in the group’s boosters club.
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The man was allegedly traveling at high speeds in a Mercedes-Benz that was reported stolen from the San Diego area.
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With the economy at a near standstill, federal officials are discussing programs available to help small business owners during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Suspects targeted pharmacies in Burbank, Glendale, Los Angeles and Pasadena, police say.
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Measure I, the ballot initiative on the primary election, failed to pass by about 2.6%.
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There are a total of 17 confirmed cases of the coronavirus at the Alameda Care Center in Burbank. Two residents of the facility have died from COVID-19 over the weekend.
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With what was expected to be the most productive season of the 2019-20 campaign, teams, athletes not able to showcase talents, enjoy success because of COVID-19.
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Many involved in athletic training, instruction facing difficult times with shutdown amid COVID-19 pandemic.
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Basketball: Pair helped respective teams to league, playoff success during 2019-20 season. Pioneers’ Whitaker, Indians’ Wrobel named to second team.
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Girls’ Water Polo: Indians goalkeeper finished career with a record-breaking season on her way to garnering league’s top honor.
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Basketball: Burbank High graduate was averaging 16.5 points per game for Vaerlose Hawks in Denmark before season was shut down because of the coronavirus.
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Here are some of the terms pertaining to the pandemic that are worth getting right.
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A reader takes note of the sidewalk drawings cropping up encouraging all to stay healthy during the pandemic and suggests adults might pass a school bond one day to thank them for their kindness.
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Vice Mayor Bob Frutos writes to say the city of Burbank is doing all it can to maintain essential services during the crisis.
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Burbank residents have a few words to say about how the city could better handle business during the coronavirus crisis.
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The grammarian was stymied when she couldn’t immediately decide whether or not a writer’s use of the word “are” in a sentence was correct.
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Family Promise of the Verdugos postpones gala, changes the way it helps homeless families.
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Although a festive fundraiser was postponed from this month to June due to the novel coronavirus, the agency is still actively serving the community.
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Children from 2 to 14 years old and their families got to participate in Burbank Central Library’s Lego Club this past Saturday.
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Members of the La Providencia Guild of Children’s Hospital Los Angeles gathered for the annual meeting and installation of their officers this past Saturday at Lakeside Golf Club.
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Event was local temple’s homage to the 2006 film ‘Casino Royale.’
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