The Human Migration Institute (HMI) will celebrate a decade of transformation and resilience at its 10th Anniversary Gala, held at the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture in Riverside, […]
California has begun issuing November CalFresh benefits, starting with recipients who normally receive their benefits between the first and seventh of the month. Recipients may already see their usual funds loaded onto […]
At the October 14 FJUHSD Board meeting, public comments addressed current FUHS efforts to replace the Indian/Tribe mascot instituted in 1925. Students and staff have discussed the mascot issue for over 20 […]
This is a transcript of public comments. Some comments are summarized. Help Parks Todd Harrison: “Council Member Zahra, your letter in the Fullerton Observer has disrupted my planned speech for this evening. […]
This is a transcript of City Council members comments. Some comments are summarized. Mayor Fred Jung: “Mr. City Manager, you want to give the public details on how this outdoor dining fee […]
The violation of the White House (standing in for our democracy) and the Louvre are perfect symbols and metaphors for the wanton destruction of our sacred historic institutions. These violations have much […]
Cal State Fullerton and OLLI have reached a mutual and positive understanding that reflects their shared commitment to partnership and student success. In the spirit of collaboration, they will be forming an […]
This issue marks the third anniversary of this column. To be frank, it started as my best attempt to make lemonade out of the lemons life started throwing at me in May […]
The Anaheim Halloween Parade proved to be a thrilling event, captivating attendees with its vibrant display of professional-quality floats, dynamic marching bands, and various community showcases. The October 26 parade route […]
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Fullerton Natives I was recently given a tour of the facility, formerly known as Women’s Transitional Living Center, now run by the same folks but renamed Radiant Futures to distinguish itself from a former shelter, […]
We’ve lived here in Fullerton, my husband and I, for about thirty years. We count ourselves fortunate to have traveled the world and the country. Some of our favorite road trips […]
New data estimates, from USC Equity Research Institute, of undocumented Fullertonians and their U.S. citizen relatives tell a story of a racially diverse population that is deeply settled, connected to thousands of […]
Advocates from the group “Fullerton is Our Home, Belonging for All Immigrants” are rallying to support individuals affected by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) actions in the community. The rally is scheduled […]
The City Council will vote on a resolution reaffirming our community’s values on immigration and ICE enforcement at 5:30 PM on Tuesday, November 4. The resolution includes $100,000 for a legal defense […]
During the upcoming meeting, the City Council will address three items on the agenda, which could lead to substantial discussion despite the limited number of items. See full agenda below along with […]
Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva invites seniors to a complimentary resource fair aimed at providing essential services and information. The event, held in partnership with Assemblymember Avelino Valencia, will feature a variety of offerings […]
This winter, Chance Theater, Anaheim’s official resident theater company, will bring to life “Scrooge! The Musical,” an adaptation of the beloved classic “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens. Based on the heartwarming […]
New agreement will improve care coordination and case management for Orange County Medi-Cal members CalOptima Health will add its 10th health network by partnering with Providence, marking a significant step in strengthening […]
The Fullerton Police Department launched a new communication system, called Community Connect, developed by Versate, in October. This innovative tool aims to enhance community safety by providing residents, businesses, and visitors with […]
Christmas with The Alley Cats Lights Up the Curtis Theatre Stage for Four Performances of Retro Holiday Cheer. Get ready to ‘Jingle Bell Rock’! The Curtis Theatre at the Brea Civic & […]
As Starbucks faces mounting pressure to reach a fair contract with its unionized baristas, college students across the nation, including those at California State University, Fullerton, are intensifying their efforts to sever […]
During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, very few people’s first thoughts are about teachers. They should be.I spent more than 30 years in the classroom as a teacher and I saw how domestic […]
Annual Thanksgiving 5K aims to provide more than 30,000 meals for families transitioning out of homelessness amid rising food insecurity. Orange County Rescue Mission (OCRM) is urgently seeking donations of canned and packaged […]
Ever watch CSI Miami, NCIS, or Cold Case and think, “Hey, that looks like a great career?” Great news: you can train to be a CSI Investigator right here at Fullerton College […]
As artificial intelligence continues to permeate our daily lives, its implications extend beyond mere convenience and efficiency. A burgeoning issue that has emerged is the use of AI-generated phone calls in city […]
During the City Council meeting, Deputy City Manager Daisy Perez presented on the recent federal immigration enforcement actions impacting residents in Fullerton. Council Member Zahra, supported by Mayor Pro Tem Charles, requested […]
In a unanimous decision during the City Council meeting on October 21, 2025, councilmembers welcomed four new appointees to the Youth Advisory Committee. Deputy City Manager Daisy Perez and Mayor Fred Jung […]
The Fullerton Women’s Leadership Forum, a highly anticipated community event, will take place on December 3, 2025, from 5 to 8 pm at the Fullerton Community Center, 340 W. Commonwealth. This […]
At the Fullerton City Council meeting on October 21, 2025, members of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) raised urgent concerns regarding the safety of senior citizens amid plans to relocate their […]
Friends, Jody Aguis Vallejo and Bethany Anderson, gave a dynamic update on local immigration issues showing why it matters that we all, regardless of citizenship status, should be concerned and […]
There was overwhelming public support at the 10/21/2025 City Council meeting for Fullerton to offer assistance to families affected by ICE actions. The issue is expected to return to council for final […]
As the Orange County Registrar of Voters (OCRV) continues to administer the 2025 Statewide Special Election, it would like to invite you to observe some important election processes on Tuesday, November 4, […]
(Stay tuned for upcoming separate article on the 25 public commenters and discussion at the 10/21/25 council meeting about city help for local immigrant families affected by ICE raids.) Below see Comments […]
Council Member Nick Dunlap had no report. Mayor Fred Jung had no report. Council Member Jamie Valencia: Thank you all for being here this evening. I appreciate your attendance and look forward […]
