It is that time of year in which baseball season is here. Many baseball fans remember the 1908 song “Take Me Out to the Ballgame.” It was popularized by Harry Caray, the announcer for the Chicago White Sox. In 1976, he sang it during the […]
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Remembering Our Loved Ones Early April
City Secures $125,000 Grant for Independence Park and Winter Motel Voucher Program
The City of Fullerton has received a significant boost in funding from the County of Orange, aimed at enhancing local community resources. On February 11, 2025, the Orange County Board of Supervisors […]
Fullerton Secures $500,000 Grant for Aviation Infrastructure Rehabilitation
In a significant development for the Fullerton Municipal Airport, city officials have announced a $500,000 budget appropriation to fund the rehabilitation of the airport’s terminal building and control tower, facilitated by a […]
City Council Notes April 1: 2025 Water Master Plan Overview
This was a receive and file item regarding the city’s water master plan. The City of Fullerton has engaged consultant Jeff Dunn from Stantec, who has been developing this plan for over […]
City Council Notes for April 1, 2025: Policy to Regulate Display and Distribution of Materials in City Facilities
During a recent City Council on April 1, 2025, Deputy City Manager Daisy Perez presented the council with a proposed policy that addresses the display and distribution of materials within city facilities, […]
Road Maintenance and Rehabilitation Account Funds Allocation for Fiscal Year 2025/26
Dave Grantham, City Engineer, presented the funding details for the Streets Project (SP1) for the next fiscal year at the City Council meeting on April 1, 2025. Background: SP1 is a program […]
Opinion: AT HOME WITH THE HOMELESS Early April, 2025
“See my fists? They are getting ready to f— you up.” – Officer Manuel Ramos Since the Observer’s publication date is so close to what would have been Kelly Thomas’ 51st birthday […]
The DOWNTOWN Report: Early April 2025
Love Blocks Hate Art Fundraiser Most of the blocks have been submitted for the LOVE Blocks Out Hate fundraiser on Friday, May 2, 6:30-9:30pm at the Fullerton Museum Center. See you there. Free Eggs? Yes, […]
Read the Early April 2025 Fullerton Observer
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Thousands Gather in Orange County for “Hands Off” Protest Against Trump Administration
“Today, we stand as a unified voice against the looting of our nation,” said one speaker at the rally. Participants expressed their intention to raise awareness about these pressing issues and […]
Navigating Relationships with Difficult Individuals: Strategies for Maintaining Your Peace
We all have difficult people in our lives. Some of these people we may choose to no longer have any relationship with. However, there are some people that we may not be […]
Former Sixth-Grade Class President Reflects on the Experience
I have realized that I will never be president of the United States, but I have had the experience of being president of my sixth-grade class. I was voted in by my […]
How Yunchan Lim Reminds Us Why Music Matters
In a world driven by speed and distraction, it is easy to forget the power of live music – the kind that demands our attention and moves us in ways words cannot. […]
City Council Notes April 1, 2025: Fullerton Fire Chief Proposes City-Run Ambulance Program to Enhance Emergency Services
In an initiative to improve emergency medical services, Fullerton Fire Chief Adam Loeser presented a proposal for a city-operated ambulance program during a city council meeting on April 1, 2025. Joined by […]
City Council Notes April 1, 2025 Meeting: Fullerton general plan safety element update
At a recent meeting on April 1, 2025, Fullerton’s City Planning Manager Chris Schaefer introduced Aaron, the consulting firm that previously assisted the city of Brea in updating their safety protocols. The […]
Public Comments and City Council Reports for April 1, 2025 City Council Meeting
Public Comments Todd Harrison: “I have a lot to say on specific agenda items tonight, but I’ll keep my open comments brief and save the longer speeches for later. I have a […]
Opinion: Springtime for Donald and Elon
Once we depose Trump and deport Musk we can laugh about their greedy corrupt behavior even as we tend to the disastrous damage they did. They will fail, if Americans rise up […]
Fullerton City Council Enacts News Publication Restrictions
At the City Council meeting on April 1, the Fullerton City Council voted 4-1 to implement a policy restricting the display of news publications in city facilities. The modified motion now allows […]
North Orange County Regional Occupational Program Celebrates 2025 LVN Graduates
In a noteworthy achievement for the healthcare community, the North Orange County Regional Occupational Program has proudly announced the graduation of 23 students from its Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) Program. After an […]
Censorship Concerns Emerge in Fullerton Over Proposed Restrictions on Public Information
A proposed policy under consideration by the City of Fullerton is raising significant alarm among residents concerned about the potential implications for free speech and public discourse. The policy, which aims to […]
On the City Council Agenda for April 1, 2025
The upcoming meeting has a lengthy agenda with five items for discussion, some of which may be significant. There is limited information available regarding a few items, making it difficult to determine […]
Mass Mobilization Planned in Orange County & Nationwide Against Trump and Musk’s Policies
On Saturday, April 5th, concerned citizens in Orange County, California, and nationwide will rally under the banner “Hands Off! Fight Back,” in a demonstration aimed at what they describe as the aggressive […]
Californians Raise Alarm Over Threats to State’s Parks and Public Lands
Californians are sounding the alarm about escalating threats to the state’s parks, national monuments, and public lands. This urgent warning comes amid a secretive review by the Department of the Interior […]
Orange County Becomes First County in California to Ban Recreational Sale of Nitrous Oxide
In a significant move aimed at curbing the recreational abuse of Nitrous Oxide, the Orange County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted to ban the sale of the gas in unincorporated areas. This […]
Orange County Water District Unveils Resilience Plan to Increase Future Water Supplies
The Orange County Water District (OCWD) announces the release of its Resilience Plan: Adaptive Strategies for Securing Abundant and Reliable Water Supplies, a forward-thinking blueprint designed to strengthen the region’s long-term water […]
Healthy Kids Day and Summer Kick-Off Set for April 26 at Fullerton Family YMCA
The Fullerton Family YMCA is excited to announce its annual Healthy Kids Day & Summer Kick-Off event scheduled for Saturday, April 26, 2025. Families are invited to join in the festivities […]
Pathways of Hope’s HUB of Hope Faces Urgent Food Shortage
The HUB of Hope food pantry, part of Pathways of Hope, is sounding the alarm over a critical shortage of food supplies. This week, grocery rescues—a vital source of food donations from […]
Assemblyman Tri Ta Celebrates Committee Passage of Utility Rate Cap Bill
Assemblymember Tri Ta announced that Assembly Bill 99, a bill to prevent investor-owned utilities from raising consumer bills beyond the rate of inflation, has passed the Assembly Committee on Utilities and Energy […]
Fullerton Moves Forward with 2025 Water Master Plan Update
The City of Fullerton is taking steps to improve its water resources management by allocating $950,000 for the Water Master Plan Project and an additional $200,000 for a Water Rate Study. These […]
CSU Budget Cuts: What This Means for Cal State Fullerton
Governor Gavin Newsom released a shocking budget cut from state funding on January 3, 2025, for both the UC and CSU education systems for the upcoming 2025-2026 school year. This reflects a […]
Veterans Protest Trump/Musk Policies They Call a Betrayal
In a show of solidarity and commitment, veterans gathered at the Irvine Civic Center on a rainy day to protest what they believe are harmful policies enacted by the Trump/Musk Administration. […]
Senate Judiciary Chair Tom Umberg Responds to Anaheim Stadium Audit
Senator Thomas J. Umberg (D-Santa Ana), Chair of the California Senate Judiciary Committee, issued the statement below in response to findings released this morning from the California State Auditor regarding the City […]
CalOptima Health with the Crime Survivors Resource Center, successfully distributed 49,000 doses of naloxone to more than 45 providers and community-based organizations
CalOptima Health, in partnership with the Crime Survivors Resource Center, successfully distributed 49,000 doses of naloxone to more than 45 providers and community-based organizations during its latest Drive to Revive event on […]
The Curtis Theatre Presents Aaron Braxton’s Powerful One-Man Play, “Did You Do Your Homework?”
The Curtis Theatre is proud to present Aaron Braxton’s compelling one-man play, “Did You Do Your Homework?” on Sunday, April 6th at 5:00 PM. This performance is part of the theatre’s ongoing […]
