Fullerton residents are encouraged to attend a crucial city council meeting scheduled for December 16, 2025, at 5:30 PM, where the selection of the 2026 mayor and mayor pro tem will take […]
Read the full issue of the mid-December 2025 Fullerton Observer by clicking here. No paywall and in color.
On Saturday, December 13, approximately 60 residents, alongside representatives from Fullerton Parks and Recreation and local dignitaries, attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Phase II of the Union Pacific Trail. This new […]
The Grand Opening Ceremony will begin at 10 am at Independence Park, 801 West Valencia Drive, Fullerton. Be among the first to walk, bike, and enjoy this brand-new greenbelt trail connecting our […]
A Fullerton homeowner’s legal battle over front-yard landscaping and parking rules demonstrates why city ordinances must include provisions for reasonable accommodations for residents facing hardships. His struggle underscores the broader failure […]
Korean Americans Targeted by ICE •38-year-old arrested, detained: The Korea Daily reports that a Korean-American – who arrived in the US at 3-months-old – was arrested and sent to detention at the […]
Note about the author: The author of this article is diagnosed with high-functioning autism, as well as so-called mild combined-presentation ADHD. He received his diagnosis in May of 2023 and acknowledges and […]
Traveling a short way down Harbor Boulevard over the 91 Freeway from Fullerton to Anaheim, it’s hard not to notice Pearson Park. With a brightly colored mural honoring Kobe and Gianna Bryant, […]
The 21st annual Fullerton Women’s Leadership Forum (FWLF) took place on December 3, 2025, honoring six remarkable women for their contributions to the community. The event celebrated leaders from various sectors, […]
About Snakes by Muireann, 2nd Grade Do you find snakes creepy? Don’t! There is nothing to be afraid of! You might be thinking, “But don’t they bite?” Snakes only bite for prey or if they […]
