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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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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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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.
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.
With the economy at a near standstill, federal officials are discussing programs available to help small business owners during the coronavirus pandemic.
Suspects targeted pharmacies in Burbank, Glendale, Los Angeles and Pasadena, police say.
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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Spectrum offers free internet for 60 days to teachers and professors throughout the United States, if they’re new customers.
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The new order is meant to slow the coronavirus’s spread in Burbank
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Transportation officials reported no issues with the closure of the Burbank Boulevard bridge on Saturday.
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Officials with the Alameda Care Center in Burbank announced that several residents and a staff member have tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Gus’s World Famous Fried Chicken and Prime Pizza offer free food to students who rely on school meal programs.
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The representative from Burbank hopes to hear from his constituents about the virus that causes COVID-19.
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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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Julio Ruiz, owner of LiquidSky Sports in Burbank, decided to forgo producing skydiving suits to making masks with filters during the coronavirus pandemic.
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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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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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