Due to the upcoming high wind event forecasted by the National Weather Service, the shelter’s close proximity to the north hangar and the City of Tustin Incident Management Team announcement of the […]
OC Animal Care to Temporarily Close Facility
Results from the Community Priorities Survey presented at City Council on November 7, 2023
Despite Being Defeated with Tie Vote, Appeal that Cost Neighborhood $2K Heads Back to the Planning Commission
The Appeal of the Planning Commission’s approval of the Provecho Market gas station at 312 N Euclid St cost the neighborhood opposing the gas station $2,000. On October 17, the Mayor motioned […]
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Fullerton Art Town: What Feels Like Home CLOSES this Sunday, November 12th
Hurry to see this beautiful, diverse exhibit and feel at home with the Fullerton Museum Center. Closing Event and light Reception on Sunday! Artist-in-Focus: In Conversation with the curators of the show, […]
Bringing Pride and Equality to Fullerton
Fullerton City Councilmember Ahmad Zahra — the first openly gay Muslim of any city council in the nation, spoke to a crowd at an Equality California fundraiser held at Matador […]
School District Notes: FSD Board meeting October 17
Fullerton School District Board meets at 6pm, 2nd & 4th Tues of each month at district headquarters, 1401 W Valencia Dr, Fullerton. For agenda, go to: http://www.fsd.k12.ca.us or call (714) 447-7400 Trustee […]
City Council Notes: October 17 Meeting
Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Week Lead poisoning is a significant public health issue as it may cause lifelong health effects, including learning and behavioral problems, for children. There is no safe level […]
Looking for a way to spread some holiday cheer? Consider Adopting a USPS Operation Santa Letter
Adopter registration begins November 6 For many Golden State families, the holiday season represents happy times with family and friends celebrating in the abundance of the year. For others, the season can […]
The California Public Utilities Commission would like to hear from you
Virtual public hearings have been scheduled on November 8, 2023, at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. to hear your comments, concerns, and opinions regarding the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Program. […]
The DOWNTOWN Report Early November 2023
OctoBoo Fest Downtown Fullerton Plaza was a safe trick-or-treating event for kids on October 26. There was a costume parade, bounce house, face painting, food vendors, and plenty of treats for the […]
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING: Noise Ordinance and Other Noise Related Provisions
Video Observer: Ghost Guides Share Stories About FMC Haunted Walking Tours
For 22 years, Aimee Aul and Christina Garner have been docents (otherwise known as ghost guides) for the Haunted Walking Tours at the Fullerton Museum Center, escorting visitors to some of the […]
USPS, Inspection Service Continue Nationwide Effort to Crack Down on Postal Crime and Crimes Against Postal Employees
Monetary Rewards Increased for Information that Leads to the Arrest and Conviction of a Perpetrator of Postal Crime The U.S Postal Service (USPS) and U.S. Postal Inspection Service (Inspection Service) today provided […]
The Council Majority that Represents Industry Over Residents
The role of the city council: to be a liaison between the city government and the residents and work together for the common good of the entire city based on the will […]
Planning Commission meeting October 11, 2023: Short-term Rental Permit for 1850 Edgecliff Dr.
Planning Commission meeting October 11, 2023: Short-term Rental Permit for 1850 Edgecliff Dr. Commissioner Dino was delayed. Commissioner Tudor, Vice Chair Cox, and Chairman Mansuri were present. Commissioner Gambino has an excused […]
What is a CCA and How is ours doing?
In 2002, the California Legislature enacted a law authorizing the formation of community choice aggregations (CCA), which are non-profit agencies that allow local governments to vote to join together to procure electrical […]
New Management of OC Power Authority is building Public Trust in Renewable Energy
“I believe that climate change is the biggest challenge facing our communities and the communities around the world. I am committed to acting locally to reduce the devastating impacts of a changing […]
Community Mid-October 2023
Left: Monica Patricia, wife of Jeff Mayhew the GM of the Charleston with Brian Torres Right: Tim Johnson, Dave Smits, Amanda Rue, Francis Sinatra, Malori Sinatra, and Taylor Wright Grand Opening of The […]
Sunrise Village update: The final tenant moves
Fullerton Hills Pet Clinic is now relocated to 1144 Rosecrans Avenue, Fullerton, CA 92833 (714) 879-4380. Dr. Cho was forced by Shopoff developers to move his pet clinic after 43 years providing […]
City Council Notes October 03, 2023 Meeting
Presentations The World Korean Business Convention Director of Economic Development Sue Thomas announced that the World Korean Business Convention (WKBC) will be hosted at the Anaheim Convention Center from October 11th to […]
Read the Fullerton Observer E-edition Mid-October 2023
Exhibition to Commemorate 100 Years of Aviation History in Orange County
John Wayne Airport invites you to journey through aviation history commemorating a century of flight in Orange County. In 1923, aviation pioneer Eddie Martin founded a flying school and Martin Aviation, […]
Environmental Comments Sought On Massive Re-Zoning Program
In an effort to provide for Fullerton’s approximately 7,500 California state-required units of affordable housing, the City of Fullerton is starting a Housing Incentive Overlay Zone (HIOZ) Program to streamline development approvals […]
Today, Sunday at noon Celebrate A Day in Fullerton at the Museum Center
California Increases Minimum Wage Protections for Fast-Food Workers
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Beginning in April next year, California’s minimum wage for the state’s 500,000 fast-food workers will increase to $20 per hour – the average hourly wage for fast-food workers in 2022 […]
El Pachuco Zoot Suits Celebrates 45 Years of Preserving Pachuco and Zoot Suit Culture in Fullerton
El Pachuco Zoot Suits, a beloved institution in Fullerton, California, proudly announces its 45th Anniversary in business. Since its inception in 1978, El Pachuco Zoot Suits has been dedicated to preserving and […]
Rancho Fullerton vs. Kim Update: Mid-September 2023
Is it an attainable outcome or a dream too far that the elderly Mr. and Mrs. Kim would be allowed to stay in the mobile home they bought and remodeled in the […]
Happy 3rd Year Anniversary to Good Times Barbershop
Gabriel Davila, a resident in Fullerton his whole life (41 years), is going on the 3rd year anniversary of his business, “Good Times Barbershop.” As a young child, Gabriel was destined to […]
One Day for Labor Day Is Not Enough
This year’s state of labor is so fraught, so weighted with issues and problems, that a single day of homage and reflection doesn’t seem enough. It’s as if a year […]
Federal Trade Commission Stops Business Opportunity Scheme That Promised Its AI-Boosted Tools Would Power High Earnings Through Online Stores
A court order temporarily halts the operations of Automators AI, which promised consumers high returns on investment in artificial intelligence-boosted stores on Amazon.com and Walmart.com, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) agency says. […]
Community Outraged as Council Majority Sends Back $1.78 Million Grant Meant for Union Pacific Trail
Doctors work under the guiding principle, “Do no harm.” Those we elect as our leaders should as well. At the Fullerton City Council meeting on August 15, during the discussion and vote […]
At Home with the Homeless: Am I out of the loop?
The revelations in the July issue of the Observer about physical abuse and overdose deaths in Orange County shelters still have me reeling. I feel a bit like the man who was […]
Food Review: A memorable meal at Tofu Grill Korean eatery another Fullerton standout
Korean eatery, another Fullerton standout The banchan arrived seconds after we ordered our main dishes. We savored the tastes and textures of kimchi, cabbage, fried fish, pancakes, and japchae (glass noodles). […]
Update: Kim’s Attempts to Find Legal Representation to Stay in Their Home
Update: Kim’s Attempts to Find Legal Representation to Stay in Their Home Many calls have been made, but few have been answered, and time is running out as the August 31st court […]
