The 2019 Crop Hunger Walk brought faith, civic, business, and school groups together in the annual effort to raise funds to end hunger. The walk started from the Downtown Fullerton Plaza on […]
38th Annual Crop Hunger Walk Raises $24,000
Jere Greene
Fullerton & State Recognize Arab American Heritage Month
Fullerton and the California State Legislature recognized Arab American Heritage Month with proclamations at the April 2 Fullerton city council meeting. The proclamations were presented to Arab American Civic Council founder Rashad […]
Rent Gouging Moratorium: Anaheim Moves Discussion to April 16 while Fullerton Postpones Until July
At their April 2 meeting, Fullerton City Council decided to postpone discussion of rent stabilization (or measures to prevent rent gouging) at mobile home parks until July. This decision came in […]
Fullerton Launches Public Survey Where Residents Can Rate Priorities for the City
The City of Fullerton launched a Community Stakeholder Survey with their online engagement tool OpenGov at the April 2, 2019 City Council Meeting. The online survey is completely anonymous and can only […]
Clothesline Project at Fullerton College & CSUF
Hosted by Nonprofit Waymakers, the 18th Annual Clothesline Project Empowers Victims of Sexual Assault and Other Crimes to Speak Out Against Their Abusers Over 1,000 multicolored T-shirts will hang on clotheslines around […]
Anaheim Steps Up With Proposed Ordinance & Fullerton Discusses Rent Stabilization to Protect Homeowners at both Tuesday April 2 Council Meetings
Anaheim Councilmember Jose Moreno announced to a standing room only group of mobile homeowners that if a proposed interim ordinance passes at the 5pm Anaheim Council Meeting on Tuesday, April 2nd – residents […]
Water Rate Increase and Mobile Home Rent Control at Fullerton City Council April 2
Two items of intense interest will be discussed at the April 2, at 6:30pm City Council meeting held at City Hall: Proposed increases in Water Rates; and Rent Control options for mobile […]
Myths About Muslims in Lecture by CSUF Professor at Fullerton Library
On March 20, as a part of the Fullerton Public Library’s Town and Gown lecture series, CSUF History Professor Dr. Aitana Guia presented a very timely and important session on “‘The […]
Arbor Day 2019 in Fullerton
The 39th Annual Arbor Day in Fullerton was held at Richman Park on Highland Ave. and the weather was Fantabulous! The community came together to celebrate the day by planting trees at […]
21 Protestors Charged with Loitering and Conspiracy by OCDA
Twenty-one of the hundreds of hotel workers demonstrating for decent wages and affordable health care at and near the intersection of Harbor Blvd and Katella, in Anaheim were arrested for blocking traffic […]
