Last Friday, a group of volunteers and community leaders hosted a forum at Woodcrest School for city council candidates running in Fullerton’s newly-created District 5 in the south part of the city—a […]
Jesse La Tour
Marijuana Dispensaries in Town
Since 2017, the city of Fullerton has investigated 38 illegal marijuana (cannabis) dispensaries, and has successfully shut down 31. The city has also closed down five cannabis growing facilities. Currently, there are […]
CSUF Political Scientists Weigh in on Midterm Elections
Amidst the highly partisan ads and commercials pummeling our mailboxes and screens as the November 6th midterm election approaches, it can be a breath of fresh air to listen to people discuss […]
Faith Communities and the Homeless
Father Dennis Kriz, the pastor of St. Philip Benizi Catholic Church in Fullerton, has become a regular presence at Fullerton City Council meetings and community forums where the issue of homelessness is […]
On to College: Nonprofit Helps Students Achieve Their Dreams
On Sunday, September 23rd local non-profit Advance! hosted an event at the La Habra Community Center aimed at making college more accessible to students who might not have thought it was an […]
City Council Library Takeover Fails
At their September 18th meeting, in the face of public outcry, Fullerton City Council unanimously voted down a proposal to take over the Library Board of Trustees. The proposal to replace the […]
New Wells to Monitor Local Groundwater Contamination
In an effort to protect groundwater near the cities of Anaheim and Fullerton, the Orange County Water District (OCWD) has begun a study to investigate and establish an area-wide cleanup plan for […]
