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As modes of transportation continue to evolve, Burbank officials have been studying ways bicyclist and pedestrian safety can be improved throughout the city.
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Burbank’s housing goals and the issue of homelessness were key topics covered this week when the Burbank City Council met with Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger.
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After using two secondhand Torah scrolls for the past several years, the Chabad of Burbank will have a new set of scriptures to call its own.
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.
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.
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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Burbank pushes for playoffs, Burroughs hopes to flip the script , Providence looks to gain experience in new season.
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Bulldogs have their share of returners after placing second in the Pacific League in 2018.
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With group of key returners, Indians striving for turnaround in quest to return to postseason.
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Readers decry Burbank council’s recent 4-1 vote to craft a letter over Trump’s tweets telling members of Congress to go back to where they came from.
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While my reasonable outer self argues there’s nothing wrong with putting “there’s” before a plural or writing “chaise lounge,” my inner self howls protestations to the contrary.
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The troubled utility company is asking the state Legislature to let it borrow money without paying taxes so it can compensate victims of a devastating wildfire caused by its equipment
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A search was underway late Wednesday in an apartment building where authorities believed they would find a sniper who wounded a deputy in the parking lot of the Lancaster station.
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The pilot of the twin-engine Cessna Citation jet aborted its takeoff at Oroville Municipal Airport for unknown reasons shortly before noon, Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Ian Gregor said.
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The environmental law nonprofit Earthjustice filed the lawsuit Wednesday on behalf of the Center for Biological Diversity, Defenders of Wildlife, Sierra Club, Natural Resources Defense Council, National Parks Conservation Association, WildEarth Guardians and the Humane Society of the United States.
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Long Beach police said the man told a coworker Monday that he planned to come into work and shoot people. The hotel’s management contacted police.
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The Federal Aviation Administration briefed city representatives and aviation stakeholders on the impact NextGen has had on the region.
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Dan Feger, the former executive director of the Hollywood Burbank Airport, believes officials can remedy the noise concerns if they work with the airlines.
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Two dozen Burbank schools have lower speed limits around their campuses as new school year approaches
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The Burbank City Council entered into a five-year deal with Axon to outfit its police department with body-worn cameras.
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School and community leaders gathered to open St. John Paul II STEM Academy on the former campus of Bellarmine-Jefferson High, 465 E. Olive Ave.
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Around 15,000 Burbank Unified students returned to the classroom on Monday for the first day of classes for the 2019-20 school year.
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Burbank High senior Sidney Garrison was one of 300 students invited to George Mason University this summer to learn about environmental conservation.
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The Burbank City Council is drafting a letter to President Donald Trump responding to the president’s tweet directed at several Congresswomen.
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After teaming up with ASEC and the L.A. Kings, upgrades to the ice rink at Pickwick Gardens are finished and the facility is open to the public.
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Some grammar mistakes are all too real and, in some cases, easy to make — even for people who know their stuff.
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Luther Burbank Middle School will debut its reformed bell schedule that includes a new “homeroom/advisory” period to start each day on Monday.
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During his junior campaign, he captured titles in track, helped Pioneers basketball, track teams to league crowns.
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Sophomore made history with appearance in state track and field meet following successful basketball campaign.
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Former Renaissance coach, who won two CIF titles, takes over program from Baskerville
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Pioneers sports teams go through uncharted territory in Prep League, winning titles in track, basketball
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SOFTBALL: Media City squad finishes with 9-8 loss in extra innings in Delaware to finish tournament 1-5.
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Flappers Comedy Club is currently staging its sixth annual Burbank Comedy Festival through Saturday.
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Doug Weiskopf, cited in 2017 for ignoring a sign banning bikes from the Mariposa bridge, writes to say he is giving up his long fight for its accessibility to non-equestrians.
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A Burbank resident asks rhetorically if the city leaders think locals don’t use marijuana
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In Theory panelists respond to criticism of Rev. Franklin Graham’s support for President Trump.
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Proper English is the type of English used in academic and literary as well as professional and diplomatic circles.
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Members of the La Providencia Guild of Children’s Hospital Los Angeles gathered for their annual summer fashion show and luncheon this past Saturday at Lakeside Golf Club in Burbank.
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A compilation of the Girl Scouts from Burbank who earned Gold Awards and their project descriptions.
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At the Starlight Bowl in Burbank, Chris Maddox waited until just minutes before taking the stage to don a jumpsuit that transformed him into the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll.
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To show gratitude to the school district, major studios, local businesses, media companies, parents, educators and the city of Burbank for their support, the leadership of Burbank Arts for All recently hosted a sunset soiree.
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Having become a tradition in Burbank, the Starlight Bowl’s summer concert series started off with a bang on the Fourth of July.
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