Pet project grows out of partnership

A year ago, the Warner Bros. facilities department was looking for a pet project to give back to the community. The Burbank Animal Shelter...

Schiff received News Corp. contribution

Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Burbank) received a $1,000 political contribution from the American subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp.,...

For the second straight month, unemployment rates in Burbank and Glendale have increased in lockstep, according to the latest jobs...

Business and labor, so often posturing as antagonists in a life and death struggle for power, have come solidly together in their...

To the untrained eye, the options looked bleak. At the right were steep mountains sprinkled with cell phone towers and electrical lines....

Youths enrolled in the city’s Summer Daze day camp learned how airport police and fire departments handle emergencies and fight...

No longer restricted to the homeless, dumpster diving is becoming a national sport. It’s now a middle-class athletic event.

You know what I like best about Sequoia National Park? The fact that conservationist John Muir walked off its dusty trails and into a warm...

Walmart is the biggest and strongest department store in the world. And we could see it in Burbank soon (“Walmart to engage community,...

I take exception to Tom Walker's depiction of those of us who play golf at DeBell as upper class and “privileged” (“...

Gov. Brown signed a bill last Thursday that requires California schools to use history textbooks and lessons that mention positive...

I read a story in the Leader about the first murder in Burbank since 2009. A 70-year-old man beat his 64-year-old wife to death in Burbank,...

Garrett Auproux has seen his share of bad behavior and inappropriate outbursts from opponents during his years playing high school and...

Prep duo sparks a Rebels renaissance

As the Flintridge Prep boys' tennis program grew over the last several seasons from a perennial afterthought to one of the school's...
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Setting an Indians standard

When Tyler Yanez arrived at Burroughs High four years ago as a freshman, the Indians boys' volleyball program was in its infancy.

The term “bistro” has become one of the most overworked terms in the restaurant business. When dining at one of these quaint...

Pet project grows out of partnership

A year ago, the Warner Bros. facilities department was looking for a pet project to give back to the community. The Burbank Animal Shelter...
Pirate ship is Burbank's buried treasure

Anne and Richard Lainhart love to throw big parties. But not just any kind of parties. The couple throws massive themed parties, sometimes...
Cool, light dining for a sunny day

It might be the heat or perhaps it's due to skimpy swimsuits, but summer usually means lighter eating. So the timing couldn’t be...