In accordance with California’s Assembly Bill 1572, the City of Fullerton is set to transform its City Hall front lawn, transitioning away from non-functional turf by 2027. This initiative aims to create […]
I recently attended the 100th anniversary celebration of Claremont Graduate University (CGU), where interim president Dr. Michelle Bligh and CGU alumna Dr. Cynthia Olivo, now president of Fullerton College, spoke about the […]
Since the late 1990s and early 2000s, Fullerton Airport has been home to Antique Aircraft Display Days, a volunteer-run event held on the second Sunday of every month. Pilots and aviation enthusiasts […]
In a heartwarming celebration of generosity, Pathways of Hope is proud to announce its 40th annual Holiday Community Program (HCP) Toy and Food Drive. This cherished tradition uplifts local families in need. […]
The inflatables invasion began 10 years ago with a trio of blow-up witches for Halloween. Looming over the lawn of Doreen and Guy Haarlammert’s house on Dorothy Lane, the fan-powered broomstick riders […]
Pathways of Hope is encouraging community members to participate in its Adopt-a-Family program this holiday season. The initiative aims to provide support to individuals and families living in the organization’s permanent supportive […]
The City of Fullerton is embarking on a significant update to its General Plan by revising its Open Space Element and creating its inaugural Environmental Justice Element, in response to new state […]
What began as a discussion about inadequate parking has evolved into a significant concern over the complexities of street cleaning schedules and parking enforcement practices. Fullerton residents are expressing growing frustration with […]
Spreading the Holiday Spirit by Olive, 10th grade As the end-of-the-year celebrations approach, it is easy to forget that not everyone gets to experience holiday magic. According to the California Association of […]
Bookish Thanks to our readers, who apparently also read three-dimensional books printed via ink on real paper, we have a bit more info regarding where you can get such things. Reader Dave […]
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The recent decision by the City of Fullerton to remove the patio of Les Amis restaurant has sparked concern among residents and local business advocates, who argue that this move represents a […]
City crews dismantled the patio outside the Mediterranean restaurant Les Amis at 6:30 am on October 27. The owner, Jinan Montecristo, could no longer afford the space after Fullerton raised outdoor dining […]
Cal State Fullerton’s Titans women’s soccer team and the Athletics Department are organizing a candlelight vigil to honor the life of Lauren Turner, a dedicated student-athlete who tragically passed away on November […]
The Fullerton City Council majority again revealed who they are through *their words and contradictory votes that prioritize big donors over the public at the city council meeting on November 4, 2025. In […]
The recent decision by Fullerton officials to table proposals aimed at providing financial support to local immigrants highlights a critical gap in our community’s commitment to compassion and social justice. The proposed […]
Dutch-style protected intersections are gaining traction in North America as an effective design solution to improve safety for cyclists and pedestrians. Studies indicate that these intersections can reduce right-hook collisions by up […]
Nestled in the canyons of South Orange County is O’Neill Regional Park, a surprisingly remote 4,000 acres of protected wilderness that happens to be open for both equestrian and group camping […]
In a devastating turn of events, two members of the California State University Fullerton women’s soccer team were critically injured after being struck by a box truck while riding scooters on September […]
Fullerton seems to be a hotspot for hardworking people who rise to the top. I recently found out that Gwen Stefani, the 2000s pop star who made so many songs I sing […]
A Day in Paris by Tegan, 11th grade Kate Kaneko, beloved president of the National Charity League (NCL) Fullerton Chapter’s Class of 2027, is leading her class through one of the chapter’s […]
At the October 14 FJUHSD Board meeting, public comments addressed current FUHS efforts to replace the Indian/Tribe mascot instituted in 1925. Students and staff have discussed the mascot issue for over 20 […]
This is a transcript of public comments. Some comments are summarized. Help Parks Todd Harrison: “Council Member Zahra, your letter in the Fullerton Observer has disrupted my planned speech for this evening. […]
This is a transcript of City Council members comments. Some comments are summarized. Mayor Fred Jung: “Mr. City Manager, you want to give the public details on how this outdoor dining fee […]
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Todd Harrison, a beloved member of the Fullerton community, who left us on November 6, 2025. Todd was more than just […]
The violation of the White House (standing in for our democracy) and the Louvre are perfect symbols and metaphors for the wanton destruction of our sacred historic institutions. These violations have much […]
Cal State Fullerton and OLLI have reached a mutual and positive understanding that reflects their shared commitment to partnership and student success. In the spirit of collaboration, they will be forming an […]
This issue marks the third anniversary of this column. To be frank, it started as my best attempt to make lemonade out of the lemons life started throwing at me in May […]
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As millions of Americans brace for impending cuts to food assistance programs, local food pantries are gearing up to meet an increasing demand for support. With the potential for many families to […]
We’ve lived here in Fullerton, my husband and I, for about thirty years. We count ourselves fortunate to have traveled the world and the country. Some of our favorite road trips […]
Advocates from the group “Fullerton is Our Home, Belonging for All Immigrants” are rallying to support individuals affected by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) actions in the community. The rally is scheduled […]
As Starbucks faces mounting pressure to reach a fair contract with its unionized baristas, college students across the nation, including those at California State University, Fullerton, are intensifying their efforts to sever […]
As artificial intelligence continues to permeate our daily lives, its implications extend beyond mere convenience and efficiency. A burgeoning issue that has emerged is the use of AI-generated phone calls in city […]
At the Fullerton City Council meeting on October 21, 2025, members of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) raised urgent concerns regarding the safety of senior citizens amid plans to relocate their […]
