Burbank Noon Rotary, Zonta and Temple Emanu El Join Forces to Fight Human Trafficking
Community leaders and volunteers unite to raise awareness and take action locally.
Bret Harte Elementary Pioneers Organic Waste Recycling in Fight Against Climate Crisis
One public elementary school in Burbank, Bret Harte, has become a testing ground for an innovative on-site food waste reduction initiative.
Burbank Library Hosts Climate Conversation With Renowned Paleontologist And JPL Scientist
The Burbank Public Library hosts a climate conversation featuring esteemed paleontologist and author Neil Shubin and Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientist Alex Gardner on Wednesday, February 5.
Burbank Human Relations Council Honors Dr. King’s Legacy with Inspiring Community Celebration
BHRC sent our first black president, Vernon Michel, to the last leg of the Civil Rights March led by Dr. King from Selma to Montgomery in 1965.
Burbank Fire Department Graduates 12 New Fire Recruits
The Burbank Fire Department graduated 12 new Firefighters at recent ceremonies
Burbank Middle-Schooler Aims to Bring Birthday Joy to Kids Displaced by Fires
Burbank student creates birthday project for kids displaced by devastating fires.
Burbank Nonprofit Seeks Next Generation of Leadership
After successful Holiday Basket program, Burbank Coordinating Council looking for next volunteer president.
Vice Mayor Hosts Community Resource Briefing As Eaton Fire Continues
Zoom forum connects Burbank residents with updates during wildfire crisis.
Family Service Agency Offers Free Mental Health Services to Support Burbank Community
Telehealth support line provides free, multilingual mental health services for Burbank residents.
Burbank Makes it Through Hurricane Winds With Minimal Damage
Crews have worked to mitigate damage, City launches web page for local information. Schools to remain closed until Monday

















