UPDATE: Carole Kremkow, 87, missing since June 28, was found at 9am Wednesday July 2. Fullerton Police responded to a call from a resident who said the elderly woman had been seen […]
UPDATE: Missing At-Risk Elderly Woman Found Unharmed
Press Release from the Fullerton Police Department
Union Pacific Trail Phase II Project Breaks Ground on July 2
In a decisive move to bolster local green spaces, the Fullerton City Council approved the Union Pacific Trail Phase II project in a 4 to 1 vote during a meeting on May […]
Fullerton College to Host “Parking Lot Prints! on Saturday, July 19
A Celebration of Art and Community The Fullerton College Art Department and Art Gallery are set to present “Parking Lot Prints!”, a dynamic event dedicated to zines and printmaking, on Saturday, July […]
12th Annual Downtown Fullerton 4th of July Bike Parade Set for July 4th
The 12th Annual Downtown Fullerton 4th of July Bike Parade is set to take place on Friday, July 4th. Starting at 9:50 am at the intersection of Wilshire Avenue and Woods Avenue, […]
The threat of CA Public Lands Sales Continues, New Proposal Put Forth in Senate
Californians from across the state are voicing their opposition on June 27 to a revised proposal that would mandate the sale of millions of acres of public lands. Despite immense public backlash […]
Victory for Park Access: State Library Parks Pass Funding Restored in Final California Budget
California State Parks Foundation celebrated on June 27, the restoration of $6.75 million in funding for the California State Library Parks Pass program. The Governor signed the budget bill shortly after legislative […]
Local Art Group Illustrates Scenes at Hillcrest Park
The North Orange County chapter of Urban Sketchers made a morning visit to the historic Hillcrest Park on June 18 to capture its beautiful scenery and outstanding views. An enthusiastic group of […]
Asian Law Caucus Statement on Supreme Court Ruling Creating Patchwork System of Citizenship
The Asian Law Caucus, the nation’s first Asian American legal and civil rights organization, released a statement on June 27 following the Supreme Court’s decision limiting the power of federal courts to issue […]
OC Grand Jury Report: Hate: What is Orange County Doing About it?
Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere… –Martin Luther King, Jr. The Grand Jury reviewed compliance with AB449, and gained an understanding of the local programs, initiatives, and interventions directed at […]
Immigration Enforcement Activity: Know Your Rights and Be Prepared
Dear Neighbor, Following recent immigration enforcement actions in Paramount, Huntington Park and nearby communities, I want to share important information to help you and your loved ones stay informed, protected, and prepared. […]
Notification Failures for Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for June 25, 2025, was canceled amid controversy over allegations of insufficient notification regarding proposed noise regulations. Critics, including local business owners and community advocates, argued that […]
Dean Erwin Chemerinsky to Speak on Constitutional Crisis
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) is excited to welcome Dean Erwin Chemerinsky, a renowned constitutional scholar and the founding dean of the University of California, Irvine School of Law, as a […]
Concerns Arise Over Lack of Transparency in Lease Amendment for Fullerton Transportation Center
At a recent city council meeting, Mayor Jung announced the postponement of a lease amendment for city-owned property at 120-140 East Santa Fe Avenue, originally hidden in the consent calendar as item […]
“Only Bad Guys Wear Masks!”: Correa Pushes Legislation to Make Masked ICE Agents Illegal
“Only bad guys wear masks. Knock it off!” Correa Lambasts On Social Media Text of Legislation (PDF) | View Video Remarks Representative Lou Correa (CA-46) joined his colleagues on June 26, Representative Dan Goldman […]
Support Fullerton School District Families This Summer
Inside Arborland’s Vision: Dr. Sueling Chen on What Drives the School’s Excellence
Arborland Montessori Children’s Academy recently competed in this year’s 2025 Orange County Academic Pentathlon. The Academic Pentathlon challenges students to think critically, collaborate effectively, and build the confidence that comes from […]
Open Letter to City Council
Dear City Council, I’m writing to express deep concern about the lease agreement approved for Mr. Tony Bushala. The terms are lopsided, irresponsible, and betray the values you claim to uphold: fiscal […]
Planning Commission is Set to Amend the Noise Regulation
In a move to address growing concerns over noise disturbances related to outdoor entertainment, the Fullerton Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a public hearing on June 25, 2025, at 6:30 pm. […]
Local Music Takes Over Fullerton in 10th Annual Day of Music Festival
The city of Fullerton celebrated a decade of local music on Saturday, June 21st, with the tenth rendition of its popular Day of Music Festival. The event was part of the larger […]
Opinion: Who Is the City of Fullerton Trying to Fool?
In a classic case of “out of sight, out of mind,” the City of Fullerton has chosen to keep its residents informed by burying important news in the depths of the “Fullerton […]
Community Engages in Union Pacific Park Renovation Plans
The Fullerton Parks and Recreation Department, in collaboration with KABOOM, held a Design Day on June 16 at the Fullerton Community Center, inviting residents to contribute to the future of Union Pacific […]
Local Woman Sponsors Screening of Documentary “True Believer” in Irvine
A thought-provoking documentary film, “True Believer,” was screened June 19 at the Irvine United Congregational Church, shedding light on the historical and political influence of the religious right in America. Sponsored by […]
SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union Announces Winners of 2025 Member Education Award Scholarships
SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union, the largest credit union in California and the nation’s largest serving school employees and their families, has awarded $210,500 in college scholarships to 248 students as part of its annual Member Education Award scholarship program for 2025. Launched […]
Experience the Day of Music in Fullerton for FREE, Over 200 LIVE Bands for One Day Only on June 21, 2025
SCHEDULE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PLEASE CHECK EVENT WEB SITE FOR UPDATED SCHEDULE! Find more venues at: DayOfMusicFullerton.com Shuttle Bus by Gold Coast Tours 301 N Pomona Thank you to our […]
Meet the Day of Music Fullerton Committee Volunteers 2025
What started 10 years ago as a group of passionate Fullerton music lovers who knew the town they live in would embrace a Day of Music has turned into the largest […]
Grand Jury Report 2025: OCTA: It Takes a Lot to Keep Us Moving
The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA), a massive component of Orange County government, is responsible for trains, buses, roads, highway and freeway improvements, and the unfinished OC Streetcar. With its greater than […]
Video Observer: Castlewood Trail Provides Unseen Views of Coyote Hills and Orange County
Right next to Fullerton Fire Station No. 6 on Rosecrans is the entrance to a little-known outdoor route called the Castlewood Trail, which is listed on the City of Fullerton Parks & […]
Celebrating the Life of David James Owens 1937– 2025
“To live in the hearts we leave behind is not to die.” –Harold Robbins David James Owens was born with his twin, Lawrence Owens, on March 13, 1937, in Linden, Texas, to […]
New Mural at Hermosa Drive Elementary Celebrates Community, Kindness, and Student Voice
Hermosa Drive Elementary School in the Fullerton School District will welcome students back this fall with vibrant colors, invigorated spirit, and renewed purpose thanks to a community-designed mural situated in the school’s […]
Grand Jury Report 2025: Orange County Should Have More Respect for Its Elders!
The 2015/2016 Orange County Grand Jury published a report questioning, “Is the Office on Aging prepared to handle the demands placed on it by the rapidly expanding Orange County senior population?” Nine […]
Community Meeting for a Proposed Condo Development at Harbor Blvd and Hermosa Dr
A proposed three-story condominium project at the intersection of Harbor Blvd and Hermosa Dr has sparked significant concern among local residents, prompting a community meeting set for June 24 at 5:30 […]
Items Pulled from the Consent Calendar at the City Council Meeting on June 17
– Item #3: Monthly Committee Activity and Attendance Report – Item #7: Proposed Lease Amendment for City-Owned Real Property Located at 120-140 East Santa Fe Avenue – Fullerton Transportation Center to Bushala […]
Public Comments and City Council Reports from the City of Fullerton City Council meeting June 17th, 2025
City of Fullerton City Council meeting June 17th, 2025 Public Comments Todd Harrison: I want to revisit a topic I introduced in my earlier remarks regarding the endangered residents of Rancho La […]
Young Observers: mid-June 2025
Fun Summer Activities for Everyone by Alicia, 9th grade Summer is the perfect time to be outside, try new things, and take a short break from your routine. With long days, sunny […]
Rep. Derek Tran and Orange County labor leader Gloria Alvarado denounced the Trump Administration’s chaotic deportation tactics
Rep. Tran and Alvarado denounced the Trump Administration’s chaotic deportation tactics. Rep. Tran called for ICE deportation actions to focus on violent criminals, instead of recklessly detaining workers and families with […]
