The Senior Club of Fullerton hosted a ‘Celebrate America’ Social at the Fullerton Community Center on Thursday evening, July 10th. Seniors donned red, white and blue outfits and enjoyed music from DJ […]
I am a lifelong Fullertonian and a Commissioner on the City’s Transportation and Circulation Commission. I’m passionate about infrastructure that fosters civic pride, connects our City, and keeps people safe. These are […]
When Bill Moyers gave me a shot in the early 1990’s and hired me as a fledgling producer/director, he was a couple of years younger than my parents. Yet he never […]
A protest opposing Vice President J.D. Vance took place on Friday July 11, 2025, commencing at 5:30 PM at the intersection of Katella Avenue and Harbor Boulevard. Demonstrators marched towards Disneyland Way, […]
The family members and business entities named in a $400 million lawsuit by Albert Bushala have formally responded in court, asking a judge to dismiss the case on multiple legal grounds. Their […]
Kidz Korner at Day of Music by Tegan, 7th grade Located in the heart of Fullerton, Kidz Korner is a community-driven organization that fosters a child’s love for music. This past June […]
Over fifty protesters marched in downtown Fullerton on July 4 to demonstrate their commitment to keeping ICE out of Orange County.
A crowd of approximately 30 gathered on a hot July 2 for the groundbreaking ceremony of the Union Pacific Trail Phase II, marking a significant achievement in a five-year effort to revitalize […]
We’re at war with Iran. Donald Trump, unsurprisingly, has broken yet another promise – to not involve our country in foreign conflicts. As I write this, there is majority disapproval of the […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Protesters gathered at Fullerton’s City Hall Saturday afternoon in protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids across Southern California. Organizers led the crowd from Fullerton City Hall to the downtown district […]
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 & […]
“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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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The agenda consists of two main items. Item 9 involves the approval of a master schedule of fees and charges, which is conducted annually in conjunction with the city budget. The Fire […]
“The Democratic Party of Orange County strongly condemns the actions of President Donald Trump and ICE, whose tactics of intimidation and violence have terrorized communities. The arrest and targeting of immigrants without […]
Jesse La Tour recently welcomed Judith Kaluzny to his podcast, Fullerton: Then and Now, a dynamic conversation that highlighted Kaluzny’s extensive contributions to the Fullerton community. A retired attorney, author, and dedicated […]
The 4th Annual Fullerton Pride Fest, themed “Be You: Fullerton Pride Fest – Stronger Together,” took place on Saturday, June 7, 2025, from 2 to 7pm. This vibrant event welcomed attendees from […]
“We have met the enemy and he is us” –Pogo by Walt Kelley The head of ICE, Tom Homan, hates being accused of leading an American version of the Gestapo. However, if […]
Michele began her tenure with NOCROP in 2005, starting with a part-time position in a local PennySaver. Her résumé highlighted her as tenacious, unafraid of challenges, and customer service oriented—qualities that […]
