Pets of the Week: Manny, Minnie, and Moe
Manny (green bell), Moe (purple bell) and Minnie (grey and white) are the sweetest trio of three-year-old bonded cat siblings you will ever meet. They came to the Burbank Animal Shelter when their owner passed away and are in need of a new home. They are a little shy in new situations and need a few days to settle in, but once they're comfortable they are incredibly affectionate and love attention.
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Ozzy and Sharon
Ozzy (grey) and Sharon (white) were found running stray in Downtown Burbank and are now at the Burbank Animal Shelter. This Husky duo is a bonded pair and must be adopted together. They are a little shy but warm up quickly once they know you and have established a relationship.
Verdugo Recreation Center Renamed Mary Alvord Recreation Center
Alvord is a lifelong resident of Burbank and had a career working for the City, which spanned 38 years before retiring as the City Manager
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Kuzko
Meet Kuzko, a three-year-old bull terrier at the Burbank Animal Shelter. Kuzko is a dignified gent, that is smart, strong, and sassy. He’s got loads of skills to show you just how intelligent he is. Kuzko has a lot of energy and some strong opinions to go with it.
Burbank YMCA’s Youth & Government Students Changing the World One Bill At a Time
On January 25th, Burbank’s City Hall wasn’t filled with the usual city leaders. Local high school students took charge of the chambers, donning dress pants and blazers, for “Changing the World,” a Bill Night presented by the Burbank YMCA’s Youth & Government program.
San Fernando Blvd. to Become One-Way in Downtown Burbank
Council votes to try the one-way street approach instead of cutting off traffic all together. Will re-examine it before making a final decision at a later time
Burbank’s Elections to be Completely Revamped
Letter sent to the City will make Burbank follow a State regulation that will break the City up into Council Districts. A full-time Mayor is a possibility
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Skip
Meet Skip, a three-year-old Pit Bull Terrier and German Shepherd at the Burbank Animal Shelter. This sweet boy was found running stray here in Burbank. According to kennel staff, Skip is a very sweet and friendly dog but has a high prey drive--because of this, he cannot go to a home with cats or small animals. One of our volunteers who spent time with Skip reported that he likes chin/neck/chest pets and LOVED treats.
Burbank Mayor Konstantine Anthony Presents Janet Diel With Key To The City
Longtime Burbanker Janet Diel was given the Key to the City by Mayor Konstantine Anthony at the latest Burbank City Council meeting.
Burbank’s Mayor Elected as SCAG Regional Council District #42 Representative
Konstantine Anthony's duties will include developing regional plans for transportation, growth management, hazardous waste management, and air quality.
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Tequilas Burbank and Ashley Erikson Launch 10th Annual Cancer Fundraiser with $15,000 Goal
Tequilas Burbank and community advocate Ashley Erikson are marking their 10th year of cancer fundraising with a campaign to raise $15,000 for Providence’s genetics and genomics department at the Roy and Patricia Disney Family Cancer Center in Burbank.
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Mozzy
This gorgeous baby is the epitome of a good time.
Governor Signs Schultz Bill to Save Post-Production Jobs
. “This is a big victory in our fight to save California’s entertainment industry, and we’re just getting started,”