Following reports that the Biden Administration will now require asylum seekers to first apply for asylum in a transit country instead of allowing them to seek their legal right to asylum at […]
Council Majority Approves $12 Million to Re-build the Fullerton Fire Department
Council Majority decided to go against joining the Orange County Fire Authority and instead retain the Fullerton Fire Department during the October 2022 Council Meeting. Before the October decision, the Fullerton Fire […]
Hunt Library Receives a Proposal from Korean Community Services
A new proposal for using the Hunt Library building and adjacent property is coming before the Hunt Library Ad Hoc Committee on February 27. The meeting is held in the Fullerton Public […]
City Council Notes
February 7 Meeting Outgoing Board/Commission/Committee Member Recognition Awards Thank you for your service to the Fullerton community Ann Sim, David Robinson, Mark Shapiro, Adelle Haskell, Ellen Ballard, Aisha Bussani, Brian Yanity, Lynn […]
Women of Distinction
Do you know an extraordinary woman who leads by example, lives on purpose, and inspires others to be more and do more? Assemblymember Sharon Quirk-Silva’s office is now accepting nominations for the […]
Legislation Searches To Find Alternatives For Dangerous Opioids Harming Veteran Communities
REPS. CORREA, BERGMAN INTRODUCE BIPARTISAN, BICAMERAL BILL TO RESEARCH CANNABIS FOR VETERANS Today, Representatives Lou Correa (CA-46) and Jack Bergman (MI-01) introduced bipartisan legislation today that pushes the Department of Veterans Affairs […]
Turf Replacement in Fullerton
Turf Transformation: Switching to a drought-tolerant landscape can help you save water and money . There is currently a $2 per square foot rebate available for residents who replace their lawn grass […]
Timeline of women City Councilmembers, Mayors, and Mayor Protem
1970 to 1976: Frances Wood The first woman elected to City Council was Frances Wood in 1970. She became the first woman Mayor in 1974. Wood served on the City Council from 1970 […]
Maple Neighborhood Center partners with the YMCA to resume operations
During the January 17 City Council meeting both staff and the YMCA presented their vision and willingness to reopen the Maple Center. During COVID the center was shut down. The Maple neighborhood […]
ANAHEIM RESIDENT, DACA RECIPIENT TO JOIN REP. CORREA AS STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS GUEST
Paulina Jimenez Is A First-Generation DACA Recipient, Advocate for Immigration Reform WASHINGTON, D.C. — Tomorrow, Representative Lou Correa (CA-46) will be joined by Paulina Jimenez, a first-generation DACA recipient and Anaheim […]
