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Lawyer threatens to sue over Walmart

Lawyer threatens to sue over Walmart

An attorney for a local commercial and food workers union is now representing two Burbank residents who oppose plans for a new Walmart. He...

 

Bikeway connections get complicated

The $8.24-million San Fernando Bikeway along the Burbank Western Flood Channel eventually will come within just a few blocks of the terminus...

 

Guitarist Pete Anderson pulls some strings at the Moose

When guitarist Pete Anderson straps on his ax, it's a loaded, calm-before-the-storm moment. When he gets down to business, conjuring an...

Nonprofits discuss strategies for catching attention of donors

Everybody loves a good story, especially when they’re being asked to donate money.

 

Homeless man arrested for making threats at CVS Pharmacy

A transient with a history of run-ins with police was arrested Tuesday night after he allegedly threatened to kill the...

 

Buena Vista crossing to get long-awaited upgrades

A $3.2-million project for intersection and rail improvements at the Buena Vista and Van Owen street train crossing is scheduled to begin in...

Small Wonders: Sick-day musings gleaned from computer

As a tight knit family in a tight-fit house — four people, three ladies, two bedrooms, one bath, no space — we share everything....

Burb's Eye View: A fanboy's homage gets the phone ringing

It’s a scene that I’ve watched a dozen or so times, even relived at Disneyland: Indiana Jones and his partner snake through a...

Slavery for all

Note to workers in the global economy (and those who support Walmart): As long as some of you are willing to work as slaves, we will all...

Gordon works to city's best interests

One thing is clear, Councilman David Gordon is intelligent and has the strength of resolve few have (“Not everyone is mayor material,&...

Traditional feast focuses on future

Tomorrow marks the passing of 25 days since the 25th of December. During that time we have seen the trees recycled, the ornaments and...

Dropping the ball Manhattan-Style

Did you by any chance see that big old crystal-adorned ball that Lady Gaga, Ryan Seacrest and Dick Clark dropped in Times Square last...

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  • CV takes down top contender

    BURBANK — Leading into the start of Pacific League play, Crescenta Valley High's girls' water polo team was the prohibitive favorite...

  • BURBANK — By driving home two goals in the waning minutes of the first half to take a three-goal lead, the Crescenta Valley High boys'...

  • BURBANK — There were really only two differences between the Pasadena High and Burbank girls’ water polo teams when both...

  • LA CRESCENTA — In a prime example that anything can change from game to game in the world of Pacific League girls' soccer, Wednesday's...

Glendale restaurant, two hotels earn AAA honor

Three local establishments recently received “Four Diamond” awards from the American Automobile Assn.

Airport faces discrimination suit

An officer with the Bob Hope Airport police department has filed suit against the airfield's owner and a sergeant on the force, alleging...

Two arrested after brief police pursuit leads to crash

Two men were arrested Wednesday after a brief police pursuit that culminated with the their vehicle crashing into a concrete median.

High court backs police action

Burbank police officials hailed a U.S. Supreme Court ruling this week that determined officers were justified in invading the home of a...

Police seek best-practices endorsement to restore public confidence

The Burbank Police Department has embarked on a multiyear quest to achieve accreditation from an independent agency established by the U.S....

No-warrant search by Burbank police in 2007 justified, Supreme Court rules

Burbank police officers investigating a rumor that a truant teenager was planning to "shoot up" Bellarmine-Jefferson High School five...

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