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Prime Pizza brings New York-style pizza to Burbank.
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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.
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.
Two battles were playing out at the sixth annual Burbank Community YMCA Learn, Grow, Thrive summer camp at Emerson Elementary School.
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Girls’ Basketball: Indians string together short scoring run late and go on to notch crucial Pacific League win against Nitros, 52-43.
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For the 111th time since it received its charter from the Grand Lodge of California, Burbank Lodge 406 installed its elected and appointed officers.
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Since the beginning of the new year, about 120 Burbank police officers have been outfitted with new body cameras.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom is sending 30 trailers to Los Angeles to serve as temporary shelters. Most will serve homeless families somewhere in South L.A.
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Vehicles along Greenleaf Avenue had their side and rear windows blown out with what police think could be a BB gun.
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Temperatures are expected to be about 10 degrees above normal, with highs reaching the mid-70s on Friday and Saturday before a slight dip on Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.
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Trump administration threatens to yank federal funds from California if the state continues to require health insurance plans to cover abortions.
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Three gray whales have died on their recent southbound journey along the West Coast, prompting fears of another year of strandings and questions about what is imperiling the creatures.
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Several community groups, including those representing Valley Village, provided the Southern San Fernando Valley Airplane Noise Task Force with additional information and suggestions on how to tackle the issue.
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An Alabama woman is accused by Burbank police of attempting to smuggle 38 pounds of marijuana through Hollywood Burbank Airport on Dec. 30.
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The manager of a Burbank apartment complex reportedly used a BB gun on Friday to detain a woman who had allegedly been stealing mail from the building.
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Burbank police officers arrested a group of four people last Friday allegedly responsible for a series of catalytic converter thefts in the Los Angeles area.
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State Sen. Anthony Portantino (D-La Cañada Flintridge) introduced Senate bills 805 and 849, two measures dealing with absences of school employees and students.
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The state department of education announced 4 Burbank elementary schools won the California Exemplary Arts Education Award.
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The Spark! Digital Media Lab at the Burbank Central Library gives the public access to various equipment and software used in the media industry.
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Rep. Adam B. Schiff, lead House manager in the impeachment case against Trump, tells The Times he expects new evidence to come out at the Senate trial.
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The Burbank studio has broken ground on two new Frank Gehry-designed office towers fashioned to look like icebergs floating alongside the 134 Freeway.
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The Instructors’ Exhibit at the Betsy Lueke Creative Arts Center in Burbank will be open to the public through Jan. 30.
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Circus Vargas is making its first stop of the year in Burbank, but the future of the show returning to the city is in question due to a recently approved mixed-use project on the property where the circus sets up each year.
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Boys’ Basketball: Nitros senior scores 12 points in third quarter, 21 overall, as Glendale earns 64-43 Pacific League win against host Bulldogs.
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Girls’ Water Polo: Falcons receive two goals each from five players en route to 10-4 Pacific League home win against Indians.
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Football: Rand Holdren, who led Indians to winning season in 2019, has stepped down and will keep future opportunities in football open.
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Two Burbank residents write on different projects; one the L.A. River bike path and the other construction on I-5.
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Reader Janice has noticed a trend involving the word fraught. “Things used to be fraught with something (danger, enmity, etc.),” she wrote. “But now they are just fraught.”
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The Wednesday, Jan. 8, edition of the Leader featured a full-page ad that encourages voters to not sign petitions that express opposition to the upcoming La Terra project located at 777 Front St.
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There’s a one-word key to finding the answer: subjunctive. That’s the term for the grammar dynamic that determines whether “was” or “were” is best.
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A compound modifier is two or more words working like an adjective to modify another word, usually a noun.
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Instrumental and vocal-music students from Burbank and John Burroughs high schools joined with professional musicians from the Musicians at Play Foundation this past Saturday at Burroughs High for a fundraiser concert to raise money for music programs at both schools.
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A list of events occurring within the Burbank area.
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A list of events occurring within the Burbank area.
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The Burbank Chamber of Commerce is celebrating a century of service to the local business community and the recent installation of a new chairwoman and board that will lead the organization through 2020.
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A list of events occurring within the Burbank area.
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