After half a century of grassroots activism, the dream of permanently protecting all 510 acres of West Coyote Hills as a nature preserve is finally within reach—but the community’s help is needed […]
The 31st Annual Report on the Conditions of Children in Orange County is now available. The report details the conditions of health, economic well-being, education and safety of Orange County’s children, giving […]
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 […]
In a heartwarming initiative this December, OC Animal Care is waiving adoption fees for dogs weighing over 25 pounds. This generous offer aims to encourage the community to consider adopting larger dogs, […]
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 […]
Beverly, Valerie, Joe, and Randall from the Early February 2020 article HOMELESS CRISIS HAS MANY FACES IN FULLERTON. Photos by Mike Ritto The National Weather Service has issued warnings that individuals exposed […]
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 […]
Fullerton began installing 69 new solar streetlights in October 2025 from Fonroche Lighting America, marking a significant upgrade from its outdated series lighting system. The old system, known for frequent outages and […]
