23 trade unions and the Orange County Labor Federation announced the creation of the UniteKnotts Coalition during a press conference on August 20, 2025, at 10 AM, at the corner of […]
Fullerton Mayor Fred Jung opened the meeting on August 19, 2025. Jung: I’m going to call on our city attorney before we go to public comments just to advise both the public […]
Studies show that when residents have easy access to local news, they are more likely to involve themselves in community activities. A recent Knight Foundation report draws attention to a “virtuous circle” […]
The Fullerton Certified Farmers’ Market, recognized as the oldest farmers’ market in Orange County, has returned to Independence Park starting, providing locals access to a diverse range of fresh produce and local […]
The Ocean Institute is gearing up for its 41st Annual Maritime Festival, set to take place at Dana Point Harbor from September 12 to 14, 2025. This year’s festival promises a revamped […]
Fullerton Police Officers responded on Monday, August 18, 2025, at approximately 1:00 AM, to the area of W. Houston Avenue and S. Roosevelt Avenue regarding a report of a male who had […]
The California High-Speed Rail Authority is set to host a virtual community meeting to discuss the ongoing developments of the nation’s first high-speed rail system, specifically the Los Angeles to Anaheim (LA-A) […]
The Good Hands for One (GH4One) organization celebrated its dedicated volunteers during an uplifting award ceremony at the Fullerton Public Library on August 16, 2025. President Lena Ko and Vice President Lauren […]
The Biergarten at Old World Huntington Beach is set to host the 30th Annual Plum Fest on Sunday, August 24th. This cherished community event will celebrate all things plum with a day […]
In a bid to address ongoing accountability issues, the Orange County Board of Supervisors has announced revisions to its ethics guidelines, following the FBI’s arrest of former Supervisor Andrew Do for allegedly […]
La Autoridad de Transporte del Condado de Orange (OCTA) está preparando el Estudio de Conectividad de Ciclovías para identificar oportunidades que mejoren la seguridad y la conectividad de las bicicletas en todo […]
The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) is preparing the Bikeways Connectivity Study to identify opportunities for improving bicycle safety and connectivity across Orange County. The study will identify streets on the Master […]
Foundation Encourages Local Teachers to Apply for a Fall Project Grant California Credit Union Foundation encourages Orange County teachers who have an innovative class project idea to apply for a credit union […]
The ongoing debate within the Fullerton City Council regarding the potential joining of a lawsuit against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has sparked public concern and demands for transparency. Critics argue that […]
Over 300 Volunteers Mobilize to Protect Wildlands Through Education, Early Reporting and Deterrence In preparation for Southern California’s peak fire season, Orange County Fire Watchvolunteers, managed by Irvine Ranch Conservancy (IRC) staff, […]
The League of Women Voters North Orange County is set to host a significant forum on immigration, civil rights, and community action on September 27th at 10:30 AM, taking place at the […]
In an effort to enhance public health education and community well-being, Orange County Supervisor Chair Doug Chaffee has allocated $450,000 from his Fourth District Discretionary Funds to launch the Community Health Ambassador […]
Step into the compelling photographic experience at The Other Side of Memory: Photographs by Luis C. Garza exhibit, now on display at the Old Orange County Courthouse in Santa Ana (211 W. […]
The Maverick Theater brings back to the stage their original stage adaptation of Ed Wood’s 1959 film, Plan 9 From Outer Space. Considered by most film buffs as the worst movie ever made. […]
Officers from the Fullerton Police Department responded to a report of a male adult who had been shot near the intersection of Cameo Lane and Madison Avenue on July 18, 2025, at […]
As summer comes to a close and children prepare to head back to school, the grassroots organization Indivisible CA45 is gearing up for a series of events aimed at addressing local and […]
Spectrum has introduced a virtual American Sign Language (ASL) interpreting service at 20 stores across Los Angeles and Southern California, aimed at enhancing communication between Deaf customers and store specialists. Customers can […]
The City of Fullerton has been recognized in a national study conducted by SmartAsset, which ranked the 360 safest suburbs in America located within 15 to 45 minutes of major cities. The […]
In a decisive action aimed at safeguarding public health, the Orange County Board of Supervisors recently voted to ban the sale, distribution, and possession of synthetic kratom products within the unincorporated areas […]
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Fans of live music have a treat in store as John Kraus and the Goers celebrate the release of their latest album with a concert at the Wilshire Room, located at the […]
A tragic accident on Thursday, August 7, resulted in the death of a scooter rider in Fullerton. At approximately 8:03 PM, officers from the Fullerton Police Department responded to reports of a […]
During the *March 4th City Council meeting, Mayor Jung argued strongly for pursuing charter city status for Fullerton, speaking against “state overreach” and objecting to the state proposing to allocate $50 million to “Trump-proof” the state. At […]
This Friday, August 15, from 9 am to 12 pm, the Fullerton Community Center will host a heartwarming intergenerational event, as Meals on Wheels Orange County teams up with Mattel to foster […]
“M” was one of the first (1931) sound films made in Germany, and the first sound film directed by legendary director Fritz Lang, who had already had critical success with “Metropolis” and […]
The Trump administration’s recent spending bill has resulted in a significant defunding of Planned Parenthood, specifically excluding the organization from Medicaid reimbursement due to its provision of abortion care, despite the Hyde […]
I have mentioned in this column many times how important self-care is, usually suggesting time off and engaging in self-soothing activities as strategies that are helpful in achieving this. However, one often […]
The Buena Park City Council will make an important decision on Tuesday, August 12, that could affect working families throughout the area. They will consider whether to support Assembly Bill 825, introduced […]
RNs at West Anaheim Medical Center hope to stem the sharp increase in nurse turnover Nurses at West Anaheim Medical Center (WAMC) in Anaheim, Calif. will hold a one-day strike on Tuesday, […]
As a writer and teacher, I am accustomed to having my ideas, thoughts, words, motives and sometimes character questioned. I normally welcome being put into a position of questioning my beliefs and […]
