The Fullerton Museum Center hosted the winter market and tree & menorah lighting ceremony downtown Fullerton on Saturday, December 2. The center’s Winter Market included local vendors, performances, arts and crafts for […]
UP Trail Council Majority vs Residents Continues All council members were present, and the chambers were about a quarter full, with the great majority of residents there to plead once again for […]
Gift Art for the Holidays “Art is a personal gift that changes the recipient. The medium doesn’t matter. The intent does.” – Seth Godin, author/educator. Here come the holidays! Many cultures honor […]
Every October, the Governor of California signs bills into law or vetoes them. This year, Governor Newsom considered over a thousand pieces of legislation and approved 891 new laws, many centered on […]
In the spirit of the holiday season and memoriam of William S. Burroughs, one of the greatest writers of the 20th century, I offer up this prayer of thanks for the following: […]
Unedited Version Malverice Academy had been officially closed for thirteen days, and the following morning it would finally be reopened. Hugo Reymond had found himself being the only student at Malverice so […]
Today, Representative Lou Correa (CA-46) released the following statement: “Voting to expel one of my democratically elected colleagues is a serious matter. Sadly, the Ethics Committee’s report against Rep. Santos is nothing […]
Orange County Supervisor Katrina Foley released a statement following news that an estimated 94,500 gallons of raw sewage spilled in Laguna Beach due to a break in a forced main sewer line. […]
College Preparation: Now is the Time to Apply to Free Pre-College Summer Programs by Francine, 12th grade As a high school junior last year, I envisioned experiencing college life through a pre-college […]
ArtTrippin’: Dr. Megan Lorraine Debin Guides Viewers on a Transformative Journey Through Art, History, and Culture Embark on an exhilarating adventure with ArtTrippin’, a captivating edutainment series that transcends the boundaries of […]
The ZLINE 30-inch, 36-inch, and 48-inch RG gas range ovens can emit dangerous levels of carbon monoxide (CO) while in use, posing a serious risk of injury or death from carbon monoxide […]
Fullerton has a fair rotation policy for selecting the Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem (No. 226 in the Policy and Procedures Manual). The policy states, “The Mayor Pro Tem shall automatically become […]
Over one hundred people turned out for the 2023 Kindness Matters Walk held on Thanksgiving morning, November 23, at the Juanita Cook Trail in Fullerton. Proceeds from the Walk support brain tumor […]
Help make the Holidays bright! The Fullerton Fire Elves are collecting toys for Fullerton agency partners to distribute through the holiday season. The Fullerton Fire Elves partner with local non-profit and community-based […]
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Recently, several clients told me they are having sleep issues, so I decided to use this column to discuss good sleep hygiene. I love that phrase. We use the term hygiene to […]
Health insurance is big business. The insurance called Medicare Advantage is a massive business. Profit-making private corporations using that name make their money from all of us who pay into our public […]
The City of Fullerton is delighted to announce the Annual Tree and Menorah Lighting Ceremony. This cherished holiday tradition will illuminate the heart of downtown with festive cheer on December 2nd at […]
The panelists were MaryEllen Lowrey, Executive Director of the Trauma Intervention Program of Orange County; Mary Eason, from the Orange County Trauma Recovery Network Coordinator; Rachael Ferraiolo, Service Chief for the Orange […]
Hi! I just wanted to share this thankful tree on the corner of Woods/ Amerige. It would be awesome if you could spread the word for the neighborhood to see. The more […]
I first encountered anti-Semitism in 1950 while watching our tiny new TV. I saw bodies piled up and bulldozers pushing them into open graves. I saw barely living skeleton people in striped […]
Commissioners Present: Adrian Meza, Kathy Lira, Angela Lindstrom, Erik Wehn, and Susan Rhie Department Updates: First Night Fullerton will return this year from 7 pm to midnight on New Year’s Eve, and […]
by purchasing a toy or Target gift card for a family or by volunteering with us Please purchase a NEW unwrapped toy for children under 18 years old. Check out our Amazon […]
Ardent moviegoers fell in love with Meg Ryan while she was starring in our favorite romantic comedies—“You’ve Got Mail,” “Sleepless in Seattle,” and “When Harry Met Sally”—all films scripted by the peerless […]
Program Begins Before Black Friday for First Time Are you interested in sending children and families some holiday magic this season? You can now adopt a letter written to Santa by going […]
On 11/11/23, at approximately 0031 hours, LAFD was dispatched to a fire at Alameda Street and the Interstate 10 freeway in the City of Los Angeles, County of Los Angeles. The fire […]
You may have had the idea that the City Council might take some time off for Thanksgiving, but no—six regular items (items not on the Consent Calendar). Item #15 on revising Noise […]
Did You Know?: Rare Muscle Disease For Boys Only by Declan, 8th grade Some of us, boys, may not have the opportunity to live beyond 25 years old. Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, or […]
Some of the historic Lemon Street Overpass murals are getting a needed makeover, thanks to fundraising efforts by Fullerton City Councilmember Ahmed Zahra, District 5. […]
The State Bar of California announced today the disbarment of 23 attorneys in the third quarter of 2023, including one who fired a gun in the direction of a bar patron, another […]
Habitat restoration projects in Agua Chinon and Silverado Canyons have been officially signed off as complete by federal and state agencies. Irvine Ranch Conservancy (IRC) is pleased to announce the […]
Thanksgiving came early to the Maple Neighborhood Center on November 17, as hundreds of deserving families enjoyed a full Thanksgiving meal thanks to the YMCA of Orange County (YMCA) and Fullerton Free […]
Due to the upcoming high wind event forecasted by the National Weather Service, the shelter’s close proximity to the north hangar and the City of Tustin Incident Management Team announcement of the […]
On Friday, November 17, 2023, at approximately 7:13 PM, Fullerton Police Officers were dispatched to the area of S Brookhurst Rd and W Southgate Ave regarding a traffic collision involving a vehicle […]
Every year in late spring, California students in grades 3-8 and 11 take the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) test. The test is a low-stakes exam for students since […]
