Adoptable Pet of the Week: Astrid
Astrid, our longest pet resident, has officially spent 2 years at the Burbank Animal Shelter.
Adoptable Pets of the Week: Salt and Peppa
Salt and Peppa went out on a hike with our volunteers. This bonded pair is loving and lovable, well-behaved on the leash and a lot of fun to hang out with.
A 450-Mile Journey to Find Burbank’s Water Supply
Why Northern California water pours out of your Burbank tap—and why the Delta Conveyance Project matters.
Burbank Announces Sponsorship Opportunities for the 2025 Burbank Adaptive Sports Expo
Event that brings together over 1,000 athletes with disabilities, to engage in various sports and physical activities, including wheelchair rugby, tennis, boccia, beep baseball, chair yoga, and more
Voters Deadline Coming Up to Protest Election Results
Any voter of the City may file a verified written protest with the City Clerk contesting the count of the ballots
Burbank Announces Infrastructure Oversight Board and Planning Commission Vacancies
The Burbank City Clerk’s Office is accepting applications for the Infrastructure Oversight Board and the Planning Commission now through December 27, 2024
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Arthur
Arthur is a beautiful and gentle boy who is looking for an experienced adopter.
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Knuckles
Meet Knuckles, a lovable 3-year-old Pitbull with a heart of gold! This sweet boy is housebroken, crate trained, and knows how to sit, shake, and stay.
Annual Holiday In The Park, Colossal Triumph
This year's Holiday in the Park kicked off the Holiday and attracted over 40,000 guests.
Mayor Nick Schultz Announces Resignation From the Burbank City Council
Resignation effective at noon on Monday, November 25, comes as Schultz prepares to assume his new role as a California State Assembly member on December 2
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Burroughs Boys Golf Wins Pacific League Match No. 3
It is never easy beating Arcadia in boys golf. The Burroughs boys' golf team has now done it twice this season.
CONNECTED BY A THREAD
There’s a quiet rhythm to knitting—loop, pull, repeat. It’s meditative, deliberate, and deeply human. For Tamala Takahashi, Mayor of Burbank, that rhythm is more than a hobby. It’s a philosophy—one that threads through her life as an artist, a community leader, and a public servant.
City of Burbank Announces Activities to Celebrate Earth Day
Residents will enjoy a day filled with engaging activities and community spirit celebrating sustainability