In a heartwarming celebration of generosity, Pathways of Hope is proud to announce its 40th annual Holiday Community Program (HCP) Toy and Food Drive. This cherished tradition uplifts local families in need. […]
The Fullerton Museum Center is set to celebrate its grand reopening on Saturday, Nov. 22, following a significant renovation funded by a long-awaited $4.5 million state grant. This initiative not only pays […]
The inflatables invasion began 10 years ago with a trio of blow-up witches for Halloween. Looming over the lawn of Doreen and Guy Haarlammert’s house on Dorothy Lane, the fan-powered broomstick riders […]
The Fullerton Sister City Association warmly welcomed a delegation from Fukui, Japan, during the City Council meeting at City Hall on November 18. Co-Presidents Pam Keller and Leah Yamamoto addressed Mayor Jung, […]
The Muckenthaler Cultural Center has unveiled its latest art exhibit, “Mindscapes/Landscapes: The Artwork of Bart Palisi,” which opened to the public on November 20th and will be on display until January […]
Pathways of Hope is encouraging community members to participate in its Adopt-a-Family program this holiday season. The initiative aims to provide support to individuals and families living in the organization’s permanent supportive […]
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has issued a statement addressing recent updates on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)’s “Autism and Vaccines” webpage. The CDC’s revised wording […]
Millions of Americans depend on Social Security and Medicare to survive. Earlier this year, the President signed into law legislation that makes changes to the benefits our seniors rely on—so Congress Member […]
For four decades, Orangewood Children and Family Center (OCFC) has welcomed vulnerable, displaced children into a safe, compassionate temporary home. Originally named Orangewood Children’s Home when it opened in 1985 under Bill […]
OC Parks is excited to announce the opening of Crawford Canyon Park, featuring new enhancements and amenities for the public of all ages to enjoy. Surrounded by natural rolling landscapes and […]
The City of Fullerton is embarking on a significant update to its General Plan by revising its Open Space Element and creating its inaugural Environmental Justice Element, in response to new state […]
What began as a discussion about inadequate parking has evolved into a significant concern over the complexities of street cleaning schedules and parking enforcement practices. Fullerton residents are expressing growing frustration with […]
The City of Fullerton’s Public Works Street Division is gearing up for a revised street sweeping schedule that aims to enhance the cleanliness and safety of local roads. The department will be […]
The Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) is inviting young adults to participate in its Future Leaders Initiative, a six-month civic leadership program designed to cultivate the next generation of planners, civic […]
Spreading the Holiday Spirit by Olive, 10th grade As the end-of-the-year celebrations approach, it is easy to forget that not everyone gets to experience holiday magic. According to the California Association of […]
From Union Pacific to Independence Park, South Fullerton’s story is one of patience —and policy failure. After 20 years of waiting, Union Pacific Park will finally open, made possible by […]
Bookish Thanks to our readers, who apparently also read three-dimensional books printed via ink on real paper, we have a bit more info regarding where you can get such things. Reader Dave […]
Supplementing SNAP for FJUHSD students Superintendent Dr. Steve McLaughlin, mentioned that FJUHSD had extended nutritional services during the recent federal government shutdown that suspended Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) allocations for families. […]
A pedestrian was struck and killed at the intersection of S. Magnolia Avenue and W. Orangethorpe Avenue in Fullerton on November 16, 2025, at approximately 9:03 pm. Police arrived on the scene […]
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The upcoming meeting has a long agenda with six items to discuss. Before the regular meeting, a study session will be held at 4:00 pm to focus on the 2025 Water Rate […]
The recent decision by the City of Fullerton to remove the patio of Les Amis restaurant has sparked concern among residents and local business advocates, who argue that this move represents a […]
The City of Fullerton will host its inaugural 5K Trail Run and Health & Wellness Fair on Saturday, November 22, 2025, at the Fullerton Sports Complex, located at 560 Silver Pine St. […]
Office of Traffic Safety Awards $258,000 Grant to the Fullerton Police Department for Traffic Enforcement Program to Increase Safety on Roads. The Fullerton Police Department announced on November 13, 2025, that it […]
At approximately 5:07 pm on November 13, 2025, the Fullerton Police Communications Center received a call from Providence St. Jude Medical Center reporting a suspicious phone call claiming there was a bomb […]
Update 4:17 PM – the lockdown at Sunny Hills high school has been lifted. For all parents of Sunny Hills High School, students please refer to the districts notification system on pick […]
The Kindness Matters Thanksgiving Morning Walk will take place on November 27, 2025, from 8 to 9 am at the Fullerton Courthouse Parking Lot, located at 1275 N. Berkeley Ave, Fullerton. Participants […]
The South Coast Air Quality Management District (South Coast AQMD) Governing Board approved up to $78.2 million to replace 286 older, high-polluting school buses with new zero-emission models and to install supporting […]
Since January 2025, when the Altadena Eaton Fire demolished her family’s home, Mia Aghili, a fourth-year undergraduate art education student at Cal State Fullerton, has been making art to cope with and reflect on conflicting feelings of loss, displacement, memory and endurance. Halfway […]
True to its spirit of care and community, the Fullerton School District (FSD) is once again coming together to support families in need. From now through Thursday, Nov. 20, FSD is hosting […]
The most urgent task, to end genocide, requires truthful coverage about Israel’s war crimes. On Saturday, 8 November, 2025, Dan Perry wrote in The Jerusalem Post about Israel’s projected lifting of the media blockade on Gaza. Perry […]
The Fullerton Police Department is aware of a video circulating on social media showing a Fullerton Police Officer “assisting” an ICE agent in the City of Santa Ana on November 9th at […]
Fullerton resumed its long-standing tradition of hosting a Veterans Day parade down Harbor, culminating in a ceremony at Hillcrest Park on November 11, 2025. The ceremony is a time-honored tradition in […]
The Woman’s Club of Fullerton (WCOF) transformed Coyote Hills Golf Course into a hub of style, song, and solidarity on November 1 for its 9th annual Holiday Brunch & Fashion Show, raising more than $5,000 […]
City crews dismantled the patio outside the Mediterranean restaurant Les Amis at 6:30 am on October 27. The owner, Jinan Montecristo, could no longer afford the space after Fullerton raised outdoor dining […]
