Patricia Louise Vance Hopping 1930 – 2024 Patricia Louise Vance Hopping, 93, passed away in Fullerton, California, on February 22, 2024, with her husband Richard by her side. Born on March 17, […]
Patricia Louise Vance Hopping 1930 – 2024
Fullerton needs to build 13,200 more homes in the next eight years according to the Regional Housing needs Assessment
The 2021-2029 Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) shocked member cities by requiring 1.3 million new housing units to be built by 2029 in the six-county region covered by the Southern California Association […]
The Ron Kobayashi Trio
On a crisp Saturday night in Fullerton, many people warmed themselves under heat lamps in the outdoor area of Les Amis to listen to the jazz stylings of The Ron Kobayashi Trio. […]
Rotary Club of Fullerton commemorates 100 years of service by dedicating a clock to the City of Fullerton
The Rotary Club of Fullerton dedicated and presented as a gift to the City of Fullerton a free-standing 13 ft, 4-sided post clock located in the Fullerton Museum Plaza on Wednesday, […]
Downtown Report: Early February 2024
Big Loss Dave Waech was a fixture downtown, in particular at Villa del Sol. If you spent time there during the day, you were sure to see him roaming the courtyard, […]
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OC Power Authority Increases Discounts for its Basic Choice Plan and Raises Amount of Renewable Energy in Two Plans
A three to four percent discount on the Basic Choice plan generation rate will offer significant relief to all OCPA customers The Orange County Power Authority (OCPA) announced this week that its […]
Hotel Workers at Aimbridge-Operated Sheraton Park Anaheim Strike with NAMM Underway
The strike comes days after workers announced a boycott of Aimbridge-operated hotels. On the first day of the NAMM show, one of the largest marketing events in music, hotel workers at the […]
Union Pacific Responds to City Request to Sell Entire Right-of-Way for Trail
At the August 15, 2023, Council Meeting, Councilmembers Jung, Whitaker, and Dunlap voted for the second time to re-approach the state granting agency to see if the $1.78 Million grant could be […]
“How to Empty a Senior Park” – John Saunders’ latest assault on Rancho La Paz
Reprinted from the ORANGE JUICE BLOG ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA’S ONLY POLITICAL BLOG To paraphrase Dustin Hoffman speaking about Peter Pan in the movie Hook, park owner John Saunders HATES, HATES, HATES Rancho […]
