Fullerton City Council is being asked on September 15, 2026, to provide direction on negotiations for the city’s next solid-waste services contract, with three companies remaining under consideration: the city’s current provider, […]
Fullerton’s use of Flock Safety license plate readers will return to the City Council Tuesday, September 15, 2026, following concerns raised by residents over the city’s growing use of automated vehicle surveillance. […]
Sunday October 4, 2026 from 12:00 to 3:00 pm at the Fullerton Museum Center at 301 N. Pomona Avenue, Fullerton Share great clothes, discover new favorites, and meet people who love giving […]
The County Budget & Finance Office invites residents to provide input on the upcoming 2026 Strategic Financial Plan (SFP). The Five-Year Strategic Financial Plan is part of the County’s long-term financial planning […]
Approximately 40 people filled Allison’s Goods in downtown Fullerton on Saturday afternoon, September 12, 2026, for the launch of Return to Storytelling: An Inverted Ethnography, the latest book by local author and […]
The Fullerton City Council’s September 15, 2026, agenda may appear relatively short, with 12 consent-calendar items, one major regular agenda item concerning solid waste and three presentations. But two of those presentations […]
Orange County cancer survivors met with Rep. Derek Tran on Thursday, September 10, at Classic Café in Fullerton, sharing their experiences with cancer and urging continued federal support for cancer research, affordable […]
On National Food Bank Day, September 4, approximately 100 Cal State Fullerton students, staff and campus leaders rolled up their sleeves at Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County for a […]
Fullerton School District parent ambassadors gathered at Rolling Hills Elementary School on September 4 for the first Champions for Learning event of the 2026-27 school year, continuing a Districtwide effort to strengthen family voice, […]
In an engaging afternoon event, local author and CSUF Anthropology Professor Karen Stocker will unveil her latest work, “Return to Storytelling: An Inverted Ethnography,” on Saturday, September 12, at 2:00 pm at […]
A poignant memorial service was held on Friday, marking the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks. Residents of Fullerton, alongside firefighters, police officers, and community leaders, gathered at the home […]
The Fullerton City Council meets September 15, and the night’s one substantial decision is the city’s first competitive solid waste award in seven decades. Note the time. The City Clerk moved the […]
More than 130 organizations support AB 2222, which would give California newsrooms tax credits based on how many journalists they employ. A coalition of labor unions, press associations, publishers, and civic groups […]
We have entered an uncomfortable era in which two sources people traditionally rely upon for information—government leaders and search engines—can both produce information that is false, misleading or impossible to verify. A […]
A scam that has been working its way across the country has arrived in Fullerton’s rental market, and it is built for exactly the person who is most desperate to find a […]
Meet the people who want your vote. The League of Women Voters of North Orange County is hosting a series of free, nonpartisan candidate forums this September and October, giving voters a […]
The Fullerton Elks Lodge hosted a Prom Event for children with special needs and their families on August 29. This marked the first time the Lodge organized such a celebration, which […]
A former student of Sunny Hills High School has filed a lawsuit against the Fullerton Joint Union High School District, claiming district officials knew of, or should have known about, misconduct by […]
When a local newspaper disappears, the loss is often measured in fewer reporters, fewer stories and fewer opportunities for residents to follow City Hall. But a growing body of academic research suggests […]
In a move outlined in the book “Mandate for Leadership,” also known as Project 2025, the Trump Administration put into action a strategy to overhaul public media in the United States. This […]
Join the Assistance League of Fullerton for the 46th Annual Taste of the Town: Under the Harvest Moon on October 3, 2026, from 5:00 to 9:00 PM at Hangar 21, Fullerton Airport, […]
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The North Orange County Community College District has shortened its Winter Intersession. The District’s published 2025-26 academic calendar lists the credit Winter Intersession as December 17, 2025 through January 28, 2026. The […]
Below are the League of Women Voters of California’s recommendations on the 14 propositions appearing on the November 3, 2026 ballot. Recommendations are based on League positions developed through study and member […]
Clarification:An earlier version inaccurately described a lawsuit by Oscar Valadez against Jozef Maldonado regarding ballot designations. The case, titled Valadez v. Page (Orange County Superior Court case no. 30-2026-01592248-CU-WM-CJC), was brought against […]
Reposted from the Hornet – Fullerton College Student Newspaper: https://fchornetmedia.com/38481/showcase/fullerton-college-reintroduces-historic-300-building-after-two-years-of-construction/ The new home for Business and Computer Information Systems is finally open after construction began in spring 2024. Fullerton College celebrated […]
Indivisible CA45 will host a “Workers Over Billionaires” Labor Day Rally on Monday, September 7, 2026, to highlight the pressing issues facing working families in today’s economic landscape. The rally will take […]
Event Date: Saturday, September 12, 2026, from 8:30 to 11:30 am Location: Fullerton Community Center, 340 W. Commonwealth Ave, Fullerton, CA Hosted by: Assemblymember Sharon Quirk-Silva Phone #: (714) 521-6713 Click here to […]
Join OC Parks, Newport Bay Conservancy and fellow volunteers for Coastal Cleanup Day at Upper Newport Bay on Saturday, September 19. Spend the morning protecting local coastlines and wildlife, and help remove […]
In response to a noticeable uptick in mosquito populations and the associated risks of mosquito-borne diseases, the Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District (OCMVCD) will implement targeted mosquito control measures in […]
A fire broke out on Wednesday, August 12, at a shoe factory next to Fullerton Municipal Airport, sending thick black smoke billowing into the sky. The incident briefly shut down the airport […]
California lawmakers recently passed a significant bill to boost local journalism, known as the Community News Act, or Assembly Bill 2222. This measure could send over $40 million each year to news […]
Second phase of Orange County’s forensic audit reviewed 681 contracts worth $1.7 billion and found the warning signs around a supervisor’s daughter were raised early — and repeatedly ignored Orange County officials […]
The Phase 2 acquisition to permanently protect the rest of West Coyote Hills’ 510-acre habitat — serving 2 million residents in park-poor communities spanning Orange and Los Angeles Counties — is entering […]
The shocking surge in nationwide ICE arrests in July 2026, hitting an astonishing 49,571 individuals, is nothing short of a crisis! This unprecedented number is a stark reminder of the extreme measures […]
