City to Close Magnolia and Olive Bridges for Inspection
Late-night closures will take place next Wednesday and Thursday
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Amarantha
Meet the enchanting Amarantha, an incredibly sweet and loving cat who was found alone on the street with her newborn litter of kittens.
Citizens Flock To Witness Burbank’s Annual Christmas Tree Lighting
Burbank City Hall held their annual Tree Lighting Ceremony last Saturday.
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Blankie
Say hello to big Blankie from the Burbank Animal Shelter. Who doesn’t love a big cozy Blankie that makes them feel safe and comfortable?
City Council to Hold Hearing on Rancho Providencia Neighborhood Protection Plan
Plan prescribes three recommendations regarding the existing temporary measures, two additional recommendations
Burbank Chief Information Officer Kevin Gray Recognized
This award acknowledges IT leaders and their teams for delivering exceptional value to their organizations
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Singtho
Meet Singtho (which means lion in Thai) a talkative young lady at the Burbank Animal Shelter who wants everybody who walks by to stop and say hello to her, especially if they have treats.
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Lola
Say hello to Lola! This land hippo, from the Burbank Animal Shelter, is the most charming thing ever.
Barger Presents Burbank with $40,000 to Support City’s Adaptive Sports Program
The mobility equipment will be purchased using Proposition A funding
Tinhorn Lawsuit Moves One Step Closer to Trial
Lawyer's argue points to judge in hearing. Case moving onto trail soon
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Paul Gerard Files for Burbank Board of Education – District 3
Gerard says he is committed to serving the interests of the entire Burbank Unified School District if elected
Providence’s San Fernando Valley hospitals earn high honors from U.S. News & World Report
. The annual U.S. News evaluation measures hospital performance across common procedures and conditions, as well as complex and high-acuity care
Use of Flock Camera System Leads to Two Arrests by Burbank Police
. In both cases, officers utilized automated license plate reader (ALPR) technology