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All the Arts for All the Kids Foundation Has A New Studio
The All the Arts for All the Kids Foundation is incredibly excited to announce the opening of its new studio space! The Foundation’s studio is nestled in the heart of downtown […]
The DOWNTOWN Report: mid-November 2024
The DOWNTOWN Report Mulberry Street Ristorante celebrates 40 years! Happy Anniversaries Mulberry Street is 40?! Looking back on that great restaurant’s early days, it seems like forever ago, but many decades-long […]
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A Short History of Meals on Wheels
Meals on Wheels of Fullerton began delivering meals to homebound individuals on February 25, 1974, and celebrated its 50th anniversary at the Empty Bowls Fundraiser on February 25, 2024. The program was […]
LISTOS (Emergency Readiness)
CSUF Center for Healthy Neighborhoods hosted the Fullerton Fire Department (FFD) in an emergency training class in Spanish called LISTOS (Emergency Readiness) on October 17th. For more information visit the website for LISTOS […]
Cal State University of Fullerton Art Department Gets an Upgrade
The final phase of Cal State Fullerton’s (CSUF) Visual Arts Modernization Project will finally be complete this November 2024 with the opening of the Nichaols and Lee Begovich Gallery relocated to building […]
The DOWNTOWN Report: Early November 2024
Donuts To Dollars We were there with our crew, and there she was, ready to be included in a local cable TV commercial because she was a long-time swap meet vendor. A […]
A message to the loyal community of A Fullerton Barbershop
To my friends, family, and neighbors, Many of you know that the last three years were, without exaggeration, the hardest of my life after losing my son. I remain grateful to all […]
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Is OC Power Authority doing its job?
After recovering from a series of early poor decisions outlined by state and county audits and an OC Grand Jury investigation – Orange County’s only Community Choice Energy program appears to be […]
Walk on Wilshire Saved for Now
https://fullerton.granicus.com/player/clip/1950?view_id=2&redirect=true You can see the full video at the above link (Walk on Wilshir begins at 1:41.13) The future of the Walk on Wilshire (WoW) was discussed at the Fullerton City Council […]
City Council Meeting Agenda October 15, 2024
The upcoming meeting is of significant importance, as it will address crucial urban planning and zoning issues. The detailed agenda can be accessed here: https://fullerton.legistar.com/Calendar.aspx There are three items on the agenda, […]
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Bright Futures Grants Awarded to Nonprofit Organizations to Educate Communities About the Benefits of Renewable Energy
The Orange County Power Authority (OCPA) – a community energy provider – announced today five recipients of its Bright Futures Grant, which provides funding to local nonprofits, schools, and educators to support […]
Save Walk on Wilshire Event Saturday, October 5
Join the Save Walk on Wilshire (WoW) group today, Saturday, October 5, from 2 to 6 p.m. for the Chalk on Wilshire Pokémon Party! They’ll be giving away free discounts and grand […]
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Quirk-Silva Bill Increasing Transparency of Public Funds Signed by Governor
Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva (D—Fullerton) announced that Governor Gavin Newsom has signed Assembly Bill 3130 into law, enhancing transparency and accountability in the use of public funds by requiring county Boards of Supervisors […]
Fullerton College Celebrates Over a Century with New Book Legends and Legacies
Fullerton College is proud to announce the release of Legends and Legacies: Over 100 Years of Fullerton College, a beautifully crafted book capturing the institution’s rich history and enduring legacy. Co-authored by […]
Parks & Recreation Report: September 9, 2024
Commissioners Present: Susan Rhie, Oscar Valadez, Erik Wehn, Angela Lindstrom, Jozef Maldonado Absent: Adrian Meza, Doug McKendry Chair Lindstrom began with a request for the nomination of a third member to join […]
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Two New Editors Join the Fullerton Observer’s Team
The New Editor for the Fullerton Observer is Urooj Naveed Urooj is a graduate of Fullerton Union High, Fullerton College, UCLA, and the University of Chicago. She also has a publishing certificate […]
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Orange County Power Authority Hires Louis Ting as Director of Power Resources
With more than three decades of experience, Ting will oversee and advise on complex short- and long-term energy projects and procurement activities for Orange County’s renewable energy provider. The Orange County Power […]
Businesses Required to Report Ownership Information to FinCen
The U.S. Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) announced on August 8, 2024, the launch of a public service announcement (PSA) campaign as part of its ongoing efforts to educate the […]
North Orange County Chamber of Commerce Talks with Mayor Nick Dunlap
The North Orange County Chamber of Commerce is excited to invite you to its latest episode of ChamberTalk, featuring an exclusive conversation with the City of Fullerton’s Mayor, Nick Dunlap. In this […]
The City of Fullerton is hosting a free workshop/training on American Disability Act and accessibility items
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The Fullerton Observer has a new owner
Dear Readers, My name is Saskia Kennedy. My Grandparents Ralph and Natalie, along with a group of their friends, started the Observer in 1978. My mother, Sharon Kennedy, became the editor when […]
Help Rebuild Local Newspapers by Supporting SB 1327
SB 1327 – (Glazer) Tax Credit to Support Local Journalism: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd75Ml2OzHREwu_C-bjuLpziKYFOw5BdeFCf54pZEtotYF1rQ/viewform Senator Glazer’s SB 1327 has passed the Senate with a super-majority vote and is now on its way to the California […]
Art Talk with Over the Moon: The Plain Truth About Plein Air Painting
When enjoying the outdoors, many of us have seen an artist equipped with paint palette and easel, creating their own version of the scene before them. This popular style of painting, known […]
What Happens to Communities Without a Newspaper?
In a recent article by Jessica Garrison in the LAist called “This California city lost its daily newspapers. It faces a crisis over what comes next,” she recounts what happened to Richmond, […]
The DOWNTOWN Report: August 2024
VWs And More When we first heard there would be a car show at this year’s Day of Music, we had to wonder, with so much competition from other events this time […]
CSUF’s Scott-Jewett Fund to Provide $1 Million for Social Justice Programs
The Scott-Jewett Fund for Student Success and Innovation will fund eight student-centered projects at CSUF during 2024-25. Cal State Fullerton’s Scott-Jewett Fund for Student Success and Innovation this year will back programs […]
Fullerton Small Business One-Stop-Shop Event July 25
Fullerton Small Business One-Stop-Shop Tickets, Click Eventbrite Join the City of Fullerton at Fullerton’s Small Business One-Stop Shop on July 24 from 4:30 to 8 pm! Get valuable info and free consulting […]
Walk on Wilshire is on Life Support
The council’s decision regarding the Walk on Wilshire (WoW) at the July 16 meeting left the fate of the pedestrian and bicycle street segment hanging in the balance, with a potential expiration […]
