Palestinian Americans and their allies protesting in Irvine last weekend say they are not giving up and will continue conducting waves of demonstrations they say are having an impact. They say President […]
Why do my water rates need to increase? Residents, businesses, and visitors in Fullerton count on the City to deliver high-quality, reliable water for various community needs, including indoor use, outside irrigation, […]
A traffic collision on March 26 at 4 p.m. resulted in at least two injuries. Fullerton Police Officers responded to the area of Euclid St and Rosecrans Ave regarding a two-vehicle collision. […]
Facts & Figures Established in 1906 424 miles of distribution pipes 15 reservoirs 67.5 million gallons storage capacity 12 Booster Stations 8 Active Wells, 2 inactive 7 active MWD Connections 32,000 service […]
When the California High-Speed Rail Authority was established in the 1990s, the requirement was a two-hour and 40-minute travel time from LA to downtown San Francisco for a nonstop train with […]
National Observances: National Supreme Sacrifice Day, March 18th by Mateo, 10th grade Every day, the courageous, valiant personnel who make up our city’s police force and fire brigade, as well as the […]
Updated information: Fullerton Police Officers responded to the Wells Fargo Bank, located at 141 W. Bastanchury Road, regarding a robbery in progress on March 26, 2024, at approximately 5:09 pm. A male […]
We, the City of Fullerton, are committed to the long-term health and viability of the community through environmental stewardship. The City strives to plan and implement a wide range of sustainability initiatives […]
The Maverick Theater is bringing back an audience favorite this spring: Evil Dead The Musical. An Off-Broadway crowd-pleaser, Evil Dead The Musical combines all the elements of the cult classic films The […]
According to the latest report by the Orange County Human Trafficking Task Force (OCHTTF), over 420 victims of human trafficking were identified and supported in Orange County in 2021-2022. 40% of the […]
Orangethorpe Elementary recently hosted a Family “Booknic” for Read Across America Week! The families arrived with their picnic dinners and enjoyed the company of others while listening to strolling VIP Readers, a […]
Senator Josh Newman (D-Fullerton) is proud to announce the recipients of his “Woman of the Year” awards for Senate District 29, honoring six extraordinary women whose tireless efforts have profoundly impacted our communities. In […]
UN Security Council demands Immediate Ceasefire in Gaza. •14 of the 15 members of the UN Security Council voted for a resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Hamas during Ramadan, […]
A new law mandating certain alcoholic beverage license holders to offer drug testing devices for sale or at no cost to patrons will take effect beginning July 1. AB 1013 (Lowenthal) requires […]
Adult Services Librarian Melinda Willeford-West was honored for an astounding 40 years of public service with the City, and Children’s Services Librarian June McIntire for a truly awesome 45 years of service. […]
Maple Area families had become more recent immigrants and had limited English since the 1972 closure. Nonetheless, Maple’s parents expected a full elementary school for their children; however, the […]
The California Secretary of State will officially certify the March 5, 2024 Election Results on April 12, 2024. Most races have been decided, but ballots are still being counted, and a few […]
Fullerton Police Officers responded to the area of N. Gilbert St. and Rosecrans Ave. at approximately 12:32 AM on March 24, 2024, regarding a single-vehicle traffic collision. Upon arrival, officers located a […]
Although it is rarely discussed in the media, the Senate overwhelmingly passed legislation to establish a 30-hour workweek in 1933. While that legislation ultimately failed because of intense opposition from corporate America, […]
Fullerton Sister Cities Association Board Member Roberto Angotti announced that Laura Lasorda, daughter of the late and great Tommy Lasorda, will join us at the upcoming Fullerton Sister Cities Association Grand Tour […]
This year, the Fullerton Chapter of the Assistance League Professional Humanitarian Auxiliary (known as ALPHA) will be hosting its 31st Annual A Day of Authors (ADOA) event on April 6th. I […]
In recognition of the 50th anniversary of the Morrison Scholastic Tournament, Fullerton School District Trustee Hilda Sugarman, a long-time supporter of chess activities, recognized Dewain Barber on behalf of the school board. […]
After three years, the court case between JP23 and Samantha Velasquez is set for July 2024. Here are the facts. August 1, 2021: Samantha Velasquez claimed that she was drugged at JP23 […]
Lupe Ramirez received the State Assembly Woman of Distinction Award from Assemblymember Sharon Quirk-Silva at the Women’s Festival on March 16. Ramirez was recognized for her groundbreaking leadership in achieving […]
Written and directed by Finnish filmmaker Aki Kaurismaki, “Fallen Leaves” won a major jury prize at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival. Although unknown in the U.S., Kaurismaki has made at least forty […]
The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fullerton will host a Cabaret for Reproductive Justice featuring music and two original plays as a fundraiser for Planned Parenthood. Local playwrights Chance Vernon and Christina Garner […]
Offers a Noir-Inspired Story of Seduction and Betrayal The Cal State Fullerton Department of Theatre & Dance Season is proud to present “Accidentally on Purpose,” beginning March 13 and running through March […]
In honor of Women’s History Month, California Senator Tom Umberg recognized accomplished women who have positively contributed to their communities and the State of California on March 12. Honorees typically reside or […]
Book Launch Tom Elliott and David Jerome will host a book launch at Past Times Collectibles on Saturday, March 30th from 11am to 2pm. Eggs If you like fun and food and […]
Representative Lou Correa (D-Fullerton) and Fullerton Mayor Nicholas Dunlap announced on March 20, 2024, the delivery of $500,000 in federal tax dollars for the City of Fullerton and Fullerton Municipal Airport (FUL) […]
In honor of Women’s History Month, California Senator Tom Umberg on March 12 recognized accomplished women who have positively contributed to their communities and the State of California. Honorees typically reside or […]
After retiring as an aerospace engineer, Paul Williams of Yorba Linda took up woodworking. He decided that creating birdhouses would be simple enough to build, not too expensive to make, and something […]
80% of the population in Gaza has been displaced by conflict. Over 31,000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza so far. •March 20, 2024: Biden Must Halt Offensive Arms to Israel if […]
City Manager Eric Levitt gave a brief update on two agreements at the City Council meeting on March 5: 1) The City Council approved the purchase of 3535 by the Commonwealth using […]
Bob Lindell, representing Fullerton Heritage, the applicant for this appeal, said that they were seeking a continuance for a couple of weeks because they met with the developer and had discussions with […]
