This has been updated due to OC Vector sending an incorrect headline. No West Nile Virus has been confirmed this year. By now, almost everyone in Orange County is all too familiar with Aedes […]
Together We Fight!: California Mosquito Awareness Week
City Council Set to Approve Updated Sewer System Management Plan
The City Council is poised to approve an updated Sewer System Management Plan (SSMP) as part of a compliance effort mandated by the State Water Resources Control Board. This update comes under […]
Mosquito Season Approaches: Orange County on High Alert for Aedes Aegypti
By now, almost everyone in Orange County is all-too familiar with Aedes Aegypti mosquitoes, a.k.a. “the ankle biters.” These small, aggressive mosquitoes are known to spread diseases such as dengue, yellow fever, Zika, […]
City Council Approves Receivership for Property Amid Health Code Violations & Where to Find Help
In a closed session meeting on April 1, 2025, the City Council initiated steps towards taking control of a property, identified as 07147164, subject to numerous health code violations. City Attorney Dick […]
Representative Lou Correa Opposes GOP Budget Plan Aimed at Health Care Cuts
Representative Lou Correa (CA-46) voted against his Republican colleagues’ second attempt at passing a budget resolution that would strip away health care hard-earned benefits from hard-working Orange County taxpayers, children, and seniors. […]
Children and Family Health Fair on April 26
Date: Saturday, April 26, 2025 Time: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Location: Magnolia High School located at 2450 W. Ball Road, Anaheim, CA Residents can receive health screenings and food while supplies […]
Navigating Relationships with Difficult Individuals: Strategies for Maintaining Your Peace
We all have difficult people in our lives. Some of these people we may choose to no longer have any relationship with. However, there are some people that we may not be […]
Former Sixth-Grade Class President Reflects on the Experience
I have realized that I will never be president of the United States, but I have had the experience of being president of my sixth-grade class. I was voted in by my […]
City Council Notes April 1, 2025: Fullerton Fire Chief Proposes City-Run Ambulance Program to Enhance Emergency Services
In an initiative to improve emergency medical services, Fullerton Fire Chief Adam Loeser presented a proposal for a city-operated ambulance program during a city council meeting on April 1, 2025. Joined by […]
North Orange County Regional Occupational Program Celebrates 2025 LVN Graduates
In a noteworthy achievement for the healthcare community, the North Orange County Regional Occupational Program has proudly announced the graduation of 23 students from its Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) Program. After an […]
Orange County Water District Unveils Resilience Plan to Increase Future Water Supplies
The Orange County Water District (OCWD) announces the release of its Resilience Plan: Adaptive Strategies for Securing Abundant and Reliable Water Supplies, a forward-thinking blueprint designed to strengthen the region’s long-term water […]
Healthy Kids Day and Summer Kick-Off Set for April 26 at Fullerton Family YMCA
The Fullerton Family YMCA is excited to announce its annual Healthy Kids Day & Summer Kick-Off event scheduled for Saturday, April 26, 2025. Families are invited to join in the festivities […]
Pathways of Hope’s HUB of Hope Faces Urgent Food Shortage
The HUB of Hope food pantry, part of Pathways of Hope, is sounding the alarm over a critical shortage of food supplies. This week, grocery rescues—a vital source of food donations from […]
CalOptima Health with the Crime Survivors Resource Center, successfully distributed 49,000 doses of naloxone to more than 45 providers and community-based organizations
CalOptima Health, in partnership with the Crime Survivors Resource Center, successfully distributed 49,000 doses of naloxone to more than 45 providers and community-based organizations during its latest Drive to Revive event on […]
Orange County Launches Free Gun Lock Program to Enhance Community Safety
In an effort to promote safety and prevent firearm-related accidents, Orange County has unveiled the OC Free Gun Lock Program, providing free firearm locks to residents. This initiative aims to help prevent […]
Local Community Comes Together to Support Veterans and Food Enthusiasts
As grilling season approaches, a vibrant community event is set to showcase culinary talent while supporting veterans. Organizers invite grilling aficionados to clean up their grills and prepare for the competition among […]
Fullerton City Council Highlights Remarkable Life-Saving Rescue
Firefighters were honored at the Fullerton City Council on March 18, 2025. Fullerton Fire Chief Adam Loeser said, “I am very excited to be here today to talk about a positive success […]
Vice Chair Katrina Foley Releases Comment on Entitlement of Costa Mesa Senior Center Affordable Housing Development
In Costa Mesa, Orange County Board of Supervisors Vice Chair Katrina Foley joined the City of Costa Mesa’s City Council meeting to advocate for a housing development she has worked on since […]
When Your Child Makes a Life-Changing Mistake: Finding Hope From Parents Who Have Been There
It’s the call every parent dreads: Your child has been taken into police custody for shoplifting. Your stomach drops. A million thoughts race through your mind. How did this happen? What does […]
Read the mid-March 2025 Fullerton Observer
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New Tariffs on Newsprint Will Reduce Access to News
Industry experts predict that the tariffs will lead to significant price increases for newsprint. These financial burdens come as print advertising revenue continues to plummet. Many newspapers have already announced layoffs and […]
NOCROP Empolyee of the Year Spotlight: Chef Bob Moonswami
The art of cooking is more than just preparing meals—it’s a blend of skill, creativity, and dedication. A great chef not only masters flavors and techniques but also shares their passion, inspiring […]
Women March for Women’s Rights and Against Fascism in Santa Ana
On International Women’s Day, around 110 women congregated for a march, passionately opposing what many describe as a “fascist takeover” of women’s rights. The event served not only as a commemoration of […]
Health: Early March 2025
Health: Self Harm Awareness Month by Taliha, 10th grade Can you believe it is already March? March is truly one of the busiest months, particularly with the mental health campaign going on […]
Opinion: AT HOME WITH THE HOMELESS: Fullerton is going along to get along
I love college towns. There’s always a positive vibe there, one that you feel just walking through town or on campus, that is inclusive and flowing with experimentation and innovation, an atmosphere […]
Disability Rights Panel Discussion on March 23
The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fullerton (UUCF) is set to host a panel discussion focused on disability rights, with the event aimed at raising awareness and supporting those affected by recent tragedies. […]
Fullerton School District Enhances Free School Meals with Innovation and Inclusivity
Fullerton School District’s (FSD) Nutrition Services team is dedicated to making free school meals both nutritious and enjoyable for the district’s more than 11,400 students in preschool through 8th grade. As a […]
Orange County Sanitation District Free Virtual Wastewater 101 Citizen’s Academy
OC San’s FREE Virtual Wastewater 101 Citizens Academy is slated to start March 6. The Academy consists of four virtual workshops and is intended to provide an inside look into one of […]
During Earth Month, Take Climate Action and Volunteer at a California State Park
California State Parks Foundation today invited members of the public to celebrate Earth Month by participating in volunteer events in April. Registration is open to the public for a dozen events across […]
Fullerton Residents Urged to Oppose Resolution Against Clean Air Rules at March 4 City Council Meeting
In a move reflecting growing concerns over public health and air quality, OC Climate is mobilizing residents to voice opposition against a resolution that undermines clean air regulations in the city. The […]
Read Fullerton Observer’s the Early March 2025 Edition
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Healthy Awareness: A Successful Approach to Homelessness
“One Person Can Make A Difference” by Gerald G. Jampolsky, M.D., discusses how ordinary people do extraordinary things: “More and more people are hearing an ‘inner calling,’ a voice from within stating […]
Neighbors Helping Neighbors: National Giving Alliance of Fullerton Needs Your Support
For over a century, the National Giving Alliance (NGA) has been a beacon of hope, providing essential support to those in need across the country. Here in Fullerton, the local branch of […]
Fullerton Union High School’s Youth Softball Camp a Home Run Success!
Over 100 aspiring softball stars took to the fields Saturday, February 16 for the highly anticipated inaugural Fullerton Union High School Youth Softball Camp. The three-hour free camp was hosted by the […]
Truslow Community Garden
Truslow Community Garden spans two blocks along the end of Walnut and E. Truslow Ave. and is maintained by local residents and community members on a semi-daily to weekly basis. The three-to-four-foot […]
