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Burbank: Brush fire near De Bell Golf Course close to containment
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Burbank brush fire grows to 20 acres
Water-dropping helicopters were brought in to assist ground crews trying to contain the fire -- first reported shortly after noon Monday -- as it moved through heavy brush in the hills above East Harvard Road and East Walnut Avenue.
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Brush fire reported in hills above DeBell golf course
Firefighters are trying to contain a brush fire near DeBell Golf Club in Burbank that was reported shortly after 12:15 p.m. The size of the brush fire was not immediately known as firefighters converged on the area near Stough and Wildwood Canyon parks above East Harvard Road and East Walnut Avenue.
All Time Top Ten: Episode 70 - Top Ten Rock N Roll Producers w/Michael Woodrum, Segment 1
Description: Some of the biggest hitmakers in rock n roll history are not lead singers, guitar players, or songwriters, although many of this week's featured artists do all of these things and more.
Could legalizing marijuana save entrepreneurship?
With the number of entrepreneurs on the decline due to onerous government regulations, a new field of growth may be available: medical marijuana .
Kansas City museum raising cash to fly 'Connie'
The National Airline History Museum in Kansas City is trying to raise $3.2 million to restore its Lockheed Constellation propeller-driven aircraft.
The Fast Cars of Fast & Furious 6
Fast & Furious 6 required around 400 cars with everything tuned in Dennis McCarthy's performance shop in Burbank, California.
Things to do in Los Feliz: May 17-23
AXS TV's hit, The World's Greatest Tribute Bands , continues on Monday, with filming of the live concert series at the Roxy.
Youth rides may end in Burbank
ARCHIVE PHOTO: A line, with about 25 David Starr Jordan Middle School students, get onto the City of Burbank Park and Recreation Department's Youth Transportation Program "Got Wheels!" bus on the corner of Main Street and Cedar Avenue in Burbank on Thursday, February 17, 2011.
Burbank ponders dropping primary
Burbank officials have proposed axing the city's primary election, a move they say would save roughly $72,000 a year, but would also require voter approval.
The Colony Theatre gets an encore
Tyler Milliron and Ben D. Goldberg star in the world premiere musical "Falling for Make Believe" at the Colony Theatre.
Light Up the World - Pop Show 2013
Well it's that time of year again, that annual special time when the Burbank High School Vocal Music Association stages the always highly entertaining Pop Show, a forum for some truly amazing young talent.
'Vocalessence by Amy' Music Video Brings Shades of Vintage Swingle Singers to a Fresh Audience
May 15, 2013 - BURBANK, Calif. -- Evoking the soundtrack of classic 60s television commercials, the Swingle Singers put their stamp on the culture of the day.
Editorial: To help unclog SoCal freeways, ease HOV-lane rules
There are worse things than sitting in stop-and-go freeway traffic on a hot Southern California afternoon, alone with your unprintable thoughts.
Calendar of Events - 05/16/2013
GROONG's Calendar of events ========================================= What: Living with the Mountains: From Ararat to Mount Lukens a lecture by Prof.
Jennifer Lee: Disney's New Animation Queen
In Disney's blockbuster Wreck-It Ralph , Vanellope is a digital princess in a video game who's stripped of her coding and mistreated as a flickering computer "glitch." Vanellope's moxie - plus help from video villainturned-friend Ralph - saves her.
Queens Of The Stone Age debut video for new song 'Kalopsia' - watch
Queens Of The Stone Age have debuted a video for their new track 'Kalopsia' - click at the top of the page to watch.
Burbank employee raises to save city money
Roughly 100 Burbank employees are slated to receive raises this coming fiscal year after a city-commissioned survey showed their salaries were well below average when compared to those in a dozen other local cities, officials said.
Burbank's music program gets big boost
It's been more than 20 years since the Burbank Unified School District dropped instrumental music programs in its elementary schools in order to deal with budget cuts.