Adrianos Facchetti
Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center
UMe Schools

Burroughs Boys Soccer Beats Burbank to Win 10th League Title

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Indians win another Pacific League crown under coach Mike Kodama.

Burroughs Boys Soccer Ties Crescenta Valley, 1-1

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Indians claim share of Pacific League title on Alonzo's goal

Burroughs Boys Soccer Too Tough for Burbank

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Indians do enough to defeat rival Bulldogs, move into first place in Pacific League standings.

Burroughs Boys’ Soccer Team Comes Up Short in Tournament Final

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Indians fall 2-0 to Birmingham in Ralph Brandt Tournament final.

Burroughs Boys’ Soccer Advances to Ralph Brandt Tournament Final

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Indians to play for title match against Birmingham Monday night at St. Francis High in La Canada Flintridge.

Burroughs, Burbank Boys’ Soccer Teams Looking to Impress

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Indians could have their best team in years.

Burroughs Boys’ Soccer Starts Season With 3-0 Win Over Chaminade

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Indians get two first half goals, cruise to easy nonleague victory.

Locals Have Some Success In CIF Opening-Round Matches

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Indians and Bulldogs hoopsters earn opening-round wins and will host games tonight

Burbank, Burroughs Girls Soccer; Burroughs Boys Soccer In Playoffs

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Lady Indians, Bulldogs and Indian boys soccer teams in the CIF postseason

All-League and All-CIF Announced for JB & BHS Winter Sports

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Indians' basketball star Davina Del Castillo earns All-CIF honors after leading Burroughs to its first-ever CIF semifinal appearance
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Paul Gerard Files for Burbank Board of Education – District 3 

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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

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. 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

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. In both cases, officers utilized automated license plate reader (ALPR) technology