Councilmember Takahashi Appointed Vice Chair of the Cal Cities 2025 Community Services Policy Committee
Committee reviews issues related to childcare, parks and recreation, libraries, natural disaster preparation, cultural arts, and community and human services programs
Adoptable Pets of the Week: Ziggy and Costello
Say hello to bonded buddies Costello (black) and Ziggy (brown).
Adoptable Pets of the Week: Zig and Zag
Zig and Zag are the VBAS Pets of the week! They're special little kittens because both are missing a leg, but you'd never know it.
Providence Wins Second Mayor’s Cup in Golf
The second annual Mayor's Cup Golf event brought together representatives from Burbank, Burroughs, Providence and Village Christian high schools at DeBell Golf...
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Bucky
This happy-go-lucky pittie is all about good times, paw thumping zoomies, and toy time!
Verdugo Park Tennis & Maxam Park Pickleball Court Resurfacing Scheduled
Work for both projects will be conducted Monday through Friday, from 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM
Muir Middle School Hosts Female Sports Health Summit With Legendary Athletes
Abby Wambach and Julie Foudy hosted their own podcast from Muir's auditorium.
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.
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Ozzie
Ozzie is a BIG boy- there is literally not a dainty thing about him.
Adoptable Pet of the Week: Mamas
Ready for a fun-loving companion? Meet Mamas, a perfect playful girl who lives for her stuffed animals!
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Burroughs Relay Team Wins CIF Title
Burroughs finished fifth in the boys Division 3 team standings.
Leadership Burbank Class of 2026 Introduces New Day Laundry, Bringing Mobile Laundry Services Directly to...
Rather than relying on traditional, fixed-location services, New Day Laundry is designed to meet people where they are
Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center introduces advanced ultrasound technology to enhance pelvic healthcare
The new technology allows specially trained physical therapists to view pelvic floor muscle activity as it happens