Labor Leader Gloria Alvarado looked out at the passionate activists gathered in a cul-de-sac just outside of Rep. Young Kim’s Congressional office in Anaheim Hills Friday evening. Although facing a significant political […]
The CSUF Center for Healthy Neighborhoods played host to a heartfelt Mother’s Day celebration, bringing together families and community members to honor mothers in the area. The event featured a […]
The five-day strike will run from May 26 through May 30, at the hospital, where-below market salaries have led to massive worker turnover and surging state citations and patient complaints After nine […]
A local developer has put forward plans for a three-story, 32-unit condominium building located at the northwest corner of Harbor Blvd and Hermosa Dr, prompting concerns from nearby residents. The proposed development […]
The Fullerton City Council voted 4 to 1 in favor of the Union Pacific Trail Phase II project during a meeting on May 20, 2025, marking a significant advancement in the long-awaited […]
Update: This has been corrected for accuracy. There are no active gangs in Fullerton according to Fullerton Police Department information officers. A recent meeting of the Fullerton Police Department’s Zone 3 community […]
The annual Fullerton CROP Hunger Walk drew a diverse crowd on May 18 at noon on the steps of the Fullerton Downtown Plaza, uniting community members in a shared mission to combat […]
On May 13, 2025, the Fullerton City Council reviewed a proposed budget shaped in part by input from a political donor to Mayor Fred Jung. Behind the proposal was the Fiscal Sustainability […]
As the Union Pacific Trail development moves forward, concerns from the community are increasing, particularly regarding adjacent properties owned by Bushala Brothers Inc. Allegations suggest that the company, a […]
Click here to read the mid-May 2025 Fullerton Observer.
Meet at the Downtown Fullerton Plaza on E. Wilshire at Noon to join this year’s CropWalk to combat Hunger.. No one in this world should be hungry. That’s why the CROP Hunger […]
I enjoy reading the Observer when I visit my mother-in-law at Fullerton’s Morningside Retirement Community, located at the intersection of Brea and Bastanchury. An extraordinary event occurred last week: a mother Canada […]
As the Fullerton City Council prepares to initiate the process of becoming a Charter City on May 13, 2025, residents must seriously consider the implications of this shift in governance. Though proponents […]
“The conspiracy is open now. It comes down from the top. And because of its blatancy, men who were middle of the road have been pushed to the left, have become liberals. […]
Special council meeting on Tuesday, May 13, at 5 PM: two agenda items will be discussed, a budget workshop and a charter city discussion. The City Council is set to convene a […]
Update: This is the second house attributed to local KKK collaborator Louis E Plummer. Read the full LA Times article at https://www.latimes.com/socal/daily-pilot/entertainment/story/2025-05-08/louis-plummer-home-fullerton At the city council meeting on May 6, Associate Planner […]
How strange and ironic, I thought as I entered a marijuana dispensary for the first time! As a survivor of Berkeley in the 60s, I shouldn’t have needed any guidance from my […]
Fullerton residents are expressing frustration following a recent City Council meeting, where a majority vote upheld a policy preventing the distribution of local newspapers, including the Fullerton Observer and Daily Titan, within […]
Fullerton’s Mayor Fred Jung proposed amendments to the city council rules on May 6, 2025, allowing the mayor to limit how long council members can speak and prohibit “negative commentary” about other […]
During the 1970s and early 80s, Cinco de Mayo celebrations were common annual events at Lemon Park, which celebrated the Mexican army’s victory over the invading French forces in the city of Puebla, Mexico, in 1862. In 1971, Maple Area residents […]
The other night, something I heard on the news truly shocked me. The mayor of Lancaster—a self-proclaimed Christian—publicly suggested that we should “purge” our communities of the homeless by giving them free […]
President Donald Trump’s first 100 days have been among the most polarizing in recent American history. Defined by concentrated immigration crackdowns, sweeping tariffs, and suppression of opposition from universities and judges, […]
Fullerton’s annual Pride event is something the Orange County LGBTQ+ community looks forward to, but the special day has expenses that need to be covered. That’s a challenge that Fullerton resident and […]
The CSUF Center for Healthy Neighborhoods successfully hosted a lively Community Health Fair at Richman Park on May 3rd, 2025, drawing residents eager to access free health services and enjoy a day […]
Click here to read the full early May 2025 issue of the Fullerton Observer
The Fullerton Museum Center is set to unveil its latest art installation, “Love Blocks Out Hate,” this evening Friday, May 2 at 6:30 PM. The exhibit features nearly 90 unique blocks […]
Each week, a growing number of activists are coming together to protest on the corner of State College and Imperial Hwy in Brea, California. The gathering, which takes place every Monday from […]
In a troubling incident for the local community, the renowned “Niños del Mundo” mural at Lemon Park in Fullerton has been vandalized. This vibrant artwork, which showcases 13 children from various […]
Most Americans are like the proverbial frogs, noticing that the water is heating up but not realizing that by the time it gets to a boil, they’ll be cooked. Each of the […]
The morning began yesterday (as I write this) with your correspondent perusing the local online publications when my eyes landed on this editorial at calmatters.org by P.W. Robinson: “California’s homeless shelters aren’t […]
The dedication ceremony for “Tara’s Garden,” a vital new initiative aimed at combatting food insecurity in Orange County, has been rescheduled for Saturday, May 17, at 2:00 PM. The event will take […]
A late-night 9-1-1 call in Fullerton on March 15, 2025, led to a police officer-involved shooting that prompted an official community briefing. The incident unfolded just before midnight on W. Orangethorpe Ave., […]
The City Council’s decision to ban non-governmental publications from public buildings has ignited a heated debate within the community. In a contentious vote on April 1, 2025, the council determined 4 to […]
In a recent interview, Dylan Ardaya, the organizer of the Fullerton Coyote Club, shared insights into the group’s mission and activities, highlighting its commitment to environmental stewardship and community engagement. […]
Click here to read the mid-April 2025 edition of the Fullerton Observer.
