Fullerton College’s much-loved French Film Festival is back for its thirteenth year. Fullerton again becomes the “Paris of Orange County,” featuring two nights of recent French film releases to delight enthusiasts of […]
See videos on YouTube @emersonlittle1901 Since 1988, the Interpretive Center, located within Ralph B. Clark Regional Park (off Rosecrans Avenue), has featured fossils for children, teens, and adults to enjoy. With displays […]
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 […]
COUNCILMEMBER REPORTS Only Mayor Protem Dr Shana Charles had anything to report – though before she began, she was reprimanded by Mayor Fred Jung, speaking in a garbled voice over Zoom about […]
The Fullerton City Council met in a lively discussion about Walk on Wilshire – the pedestrian closure of a 200-foot stretch of West Wilshire between Harbor and Malden – on January 21, […]
Twenty-five volunteers gathered on Saturday, February 8, at Truslow Park, 401 E. Truslow Ave., to create a clean, welcoming outdoor space for the children of the Truslow community. The first to […]
Aleah Aryn Crew was born in Long Beach, California, on April 8, 2008. Her family, including parents Taji and Robin Crew and sisters Autumn and Aminah, moved to Fullerton, California, in Orange County when Aleah was […]
Marion ‘Mimi’ Maginnis, a beloved member of the Fullerton community, passed away on December 9, 2024, at the age of 92. Born Marion Bowman in 1932 in Brooklyn, New York, Mimi was […]
The Fullerton Hills Softball League will kick off its season with Opening Day on February 22, at Lions Field, starting at 11 am. Hannah Rhynes, a 13-year-old and 8th grader at the […]
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Residents of Fullerton’s Latino community gathered at the CSUF Center for Healthy Neighborhoods (Don Castro Center) on Monday, February 3 to talk about their worries regarding immigration policies under President Trump. […]
The League of Women Voters of Orange Coast, a non-partisan organization devoted to promoting civic engagement and informed participation in government, is urging its members and supporters to join in a significant […]
The City Council will convene on February 18 to address two significant items on the agenda, including important updates on housing and a proposed events calendar for Parks and Recreation. Details on […]
In recognition of American Heart Month, students from Troy High School’s Disaster Preparedness Club took an essential step toward emergency readiness by participating in a CPR training class on February 8, 2025. […]
The Muckenthaler Cultural Center is gearing up for a spectacular Centennial Season, promising an array of art experiences, educational classes, theatrical performances, and concerts to enrich the Fullerton community, all while honoring […]
Assistance League® Professional Humanitarian Auxiliary Fullerton (ALPHA)presents 32nd Annual A Day of Authors Saturday, March 22, 2025 at the Titan Student Union, California State University, Fullerton Main Speaker: Craig Johnson Craig Johnson, […]
OCActive was joined by other groups of local citizens including Dare to Struggle (@daretostruggle.socal), in a peaceful protest that began on the corner of Harbor & Orangethorpe in Fullerton at 10:30 am […]
Mo’s Fullerton Music, a beloved cornerstone of the local music scene, has announced that it will permanently close its doors on May 31st. This decision marks the end of an era for […]
Senator Thomas J. Umberg (D-Santa Ana) announced today that, in honor of Women’s History Month, he will be hosting his sixth annual 34th Senate District Women of Distinction Event in March. “Our […]
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks proudly commemorates its 157th anniversary, a remarkable milestone highlighting over a century of commitment to charity, patriotism, and community service. Since its inception in 1868, […]
The 51st Morrison Chess Scholastic Tournament hosted by the Fullerton Lions Club was held on Saturday, February 1, at the Ladera Vista Jr. High gym. This event, organized and financed […]
Heart of Our City Sure, it’s this page’s focus, but it seems like Fullerton’s pulse beats the loudest downtown. We recently witnessed just how much heart there is all over our town, […]
The Grand Salon in Brea has brought back its annual Come to Him Ministries Makeover Event event in partnership with Come to Him Ministries (CTH), a local ministry that offers relief […]
Celebrations by Edyn, 12th grade Troy High School is marking 60 years of innovation, inviting current and former students, parents and staff to celebrate at the 60th Anniversary Celebration on February 22. […]
On the 100th day at Orangethorpe Elementary, Margaret Louise Giles, who has lived through a century of history, stepped into Mrs. Karcher and Mrs. Keller’s multi-age classrooms. Many students and teachers […]
The Orange County Heritage Council is pleased to announce the 45th Annual OC Black History Parade and Unity Festival will be held on February 1, 2025, in Anaheim. Visitors of all ages […]
The nonprofit organization Drones4Kids held a drone competition at Troy High School, featuring participation from sixteen high school teams across California, including five from Troy High School. Additionally, thirty middle school […]
This past Tuesday, Fullerton City Council voted to permanently shut down the Walk on Wilshire. On January 31, the street will reopen to vehicle traffic. Join the Peaceful gathering today, Saturday, January […]
Deployed unprecedented firefighting and first responder force – including early pre-positioning before the fire Governor Newsom ordered pre-positioned firefighting personnel and assets on Monday, January 6 – ahead of the severe fire […]
The accomplished Park brothers, Alex and Wesley, captivated an audience of 154 at the First United Methodist Church this past weekend with their exceptional classical guitar performance. Transitioning from their roots as […]
In a surprising move that has left many residents frustrated and disheartened, Mayor Fred Jung and Councilmember Jamie Valencia voted to reopen Wilshire Avenue to car traffic. This decision comes despite strong […]
The Fullerton City Council is set to make a decision tonight regarding the future of the Walk on Wilshire program, following a three-month delay. The meeting will take place at City Hall […]
In 2025, Chinese New Year will mark the beginning of the Year of the Snake. The exact date for the Chinese New Year in 2025 is January 29th. The origin of Chinese […]
As of 10 a.m. on January 20, 2025, the LA County Coordinated Joint Information Center has released critical updates regarding the ongoing Eaton and Palisades fires, which pose significant threats in […]
Commuters driving south on the 57 Freeway honked their horns and truck drivers sounded their air horns as they passed beneath a striking banner reading “Hands Off Our Rights!” suspended above the […]
