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John Burroughs High School was the target of a false threat on Monday that was shared on a fake Instagram account made to look like it was from the Burbank Unified School District, according to district officials.
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The Martial Arts History Museum in Burbank recently celebrated its 20th year of educating the public.
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14 artists recently completed painting their assigned utility boxes, which were a part of the Burbank Cultural Arts Commission’s utility-box beautification program.
A 64-year-old man has been charged with murder in two cold cases, one in Burbank, following a process similar to the one that revealed the identity of the Golden State Killer.
Andrew Campa, education reporter for the Burbank Leader and Glendale News-Press, recently won a Gold Quill Award from the California School Board Assn.
If you think you can guess how editors scrutinize your writing, guess again. We’re not judgmental about most of the “errors” people worry about making.
The Burbank Planning Board recommended approval of a mixed-use project at 777 N. Front St. It is proposed to have 573 residential units and a 307-room hotel.
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Burbank held its annual Veterans Day ceremony at the War Memorial at McCambridge Park.
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Burroughs High School alumnus Steven Hubbell was named his school’s new assistant principal in charge of athletics and activities.
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The Barham fire that broke out near the Warner Bros. Studios lot in Burbank reached 95% containment on Monday, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.
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Some progress has been made to address Burbank’s homelessness issue over the last year despite the homeless population increasing this year.
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The family of Burbank High School student Evie Swierczynski are setting the bar higher for a second book drive, hoping to collect 2,000 donations.
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Community leaders from Burbank visited the city’s two high schools to see what being senior is like in 2019.
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Armando Alaniz, a 62-year-old man with dementia, has not been seen since Oct. 20 after leaving his Burbank assisted living facility. This is the third time he has gone missing, according to police.
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A report from Metrolink, obtained by The Times, details the agency’s plans to run an electric train service from Burbank to Anaheim, using up to $5.5 billion in funds from the California bullet train.
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The Burbank Planning Board recommended approval of a mixed-use project at 777 N. Front St. It is proposed to have 573 residential units and a 307-room hotel.
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14 artists recently completed painting their assigned utility boxes, which were a part of the Burbank Cultural Arts Commission’s utility-box beautification program.
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