City of Burbank

SECOND IN A SERIES - Animal right groups, such as Burbank CROPS, do not want to shut down pet stores, as Shelly Rizzotti, Burbank CROPS member explains, they simply want to prevent pet stores from selling or distributing commercially bred “puppy mill” dogs.

Float will be visible until Monday when it is then hauled back to its barn for decommissioning and will standby until it is rebuilt for the 2014 parade

This Christmas, Burbank's Veterans Committee addressed and mailed 500 Christmas packages to our deployed Warriors who wanted to now thank everyone involved

Cause to benefit veteran men and women and their families. Bring your new, or clean and “gently worn” coat donations to any of the Burbank lobby locations January 14 through January 18

Power goes out about 12:45 am in area of Monterey to Chandler and from Myers to Victory. Crews get the lights back on within three hours.

Christmas tree drop-off locations include Izay, Foy, and McCambridge Parks. Verdugo Park is not being used this year due to construction.

Congratulations to the Burbank Tournament of Roses Association who once again has delivered Burbank an award winning float

Krakowski will end 32 years of public service with his retirement. Fire Marshal Tom Lenahan will serve as the acting Fire Chief during the search for a permanent replacement

On October 16th members of the community, animal rescue organizations, and local pet store owners gathered at the Burbank City Council meeting to weigh in on the highly emotional issue of the sale of dogs and cats in Burbank, with a focus on commercially bred animals sourced from “puppy mills.”

Winners of the Civic Pride Committee's Holiday Outdoor Decorating Contest mix whimsy with ingenuity in their yard entries. From Santa and his reindeer to Winnie the Pooh, designers bring a lot of cheer to their neighborhoods.