The Administration of Justice Pathway Program (AJPP) at Fullerton College has been instrumental in helping its students secure careers in the field. Overseen by Professors Leticia Ramirez and Kelly Robertson, the program offers a robust combination of theoretical and […]
Fullerton School District (FSD), home to nationally recognized, award-winning schools, programs, and people, has announced its Open Enrollment period for the 2026–27 school year, which will take place between Jan. 12 to […]
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 […]
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 […]
In October, Governor Newsom signed these new California education laws. (Resources: Fourth District PTA The Advocacy Communicator, November 2025, http://www.fourthdistrictpta.org, EdSource Legislation, September, and October, 2025, http://www.edsource.org, Cal Matters Digital Democracy, http://www.calmatters.digitaldemocracy.org.) AB […]
The 5-hour Fullerton School District Board (FSD) meeting on November 18 began with the ceremonial swearing in of new Trustee Miguel Alverez. He was officially sworn in at the October 31 special […]
Beginning December 3, the Fullerton Public Library will implement a new Autorenewal system designed to enhance convenience for its patrons. This innovative feature allows most library items to be automatically renewed up […]
The new performing arts facility unites music and theatre programs in collaborative spaces Ground was officially broken November 19, 2025, for Fullerton College’s new 76,000-square-foot Music & Drama Complex in Fullerton, […]
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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 […]
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 […]
Supplementing SNAP for FJUHSD students Superintendent Dr. Steve McLaughlin, mentioned that FJUHSD had extended nutritional services during the recent federal government shutdown that suspended Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) allocations for families. […]
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Update 4:17 PM – the lockdown at Sunny Hills high school has been lifted. For all parents of Sunny Hills High School, students please refer to the districts notification system on pick […]
The South Coast Air Quality Management District (South Coast AQMD) Governing Board approved up to $78.2 million to replace 286 older, high-polluting school buses with new zero-emission models and to install supporting […]
True to its spirit of care and community, the Fullerton School District (FSD) is once again coming together to support families in need. From now through Thursday, Nov. 20, FSD is hosting […]
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 Parents Voice USA hosted a highly successful event, “Sleep Matters,” on October 16, 2025, in coordination with the Fullerton Public Library Conference Center. The event brought together parents, educators, and […]
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 […]
The Human Migration Institute (HMI) will celebrate a decade of transformation and resilience at its 10th Anniversary Gala, held at the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture in Riverside, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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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 […]
New data estimates, from USC Equity Research Institute, of undocumented Fullertonians and their U.S. citizen relatives tell a story of a racially diverse population that is deeply settled, connected to thousands of […]
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 […]
During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, very few people’s first thoughts are about teachers. They should be.I spent more than 30 years in the classroom as a teacher and I saw how domestic […]
Ever watch CSI Miami, NCIS, or Cold Case and think, “Hey, that looks like a great career?” Great news: you can train to be a CSI Investigator right here at Fullerton College […]
Friends, Jody Aguis Vallejo and Bethany Anderson, gave a dynamic update on local immigration issues showing why it matters that we all, regardless of citizenship status, should be concerned and […]
Mental Health by Olive, 10th grade Mental health, while just as important as physical health, is often overlooked. Close friends and family members may often be silently struggling with their mental health. […]
The following study is reprinted from the USC Equity Research Institute website: Data-driven research affirms the essential role that immigrants—regardless of legal status—play in strengthening the U.S. economy, enriching communities, and contributing […]
California State University, Fullerton (CSUF) proposed relocating the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) community across State College Boulevard to Titan Hall as a solution to CSUF’s facility management issues. The speed of […]
During the presidential campaign, Trump answered questions and posted on his social media that he knew nothing about Project 2025 and didn’t know who was behind it. This despite at least 23 […]
