The United States is currently confronting an unprecedented crisis of homelessness, as highlighted in the latest Annual Homelessness Assessment Report published by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). This report […]
Orange Empire Chorus Sings the National Anthem The Orange Empire Chorus opened the end-of-the-year city council meeting with the National Anthem and a Christmas song. Men who enjoy singing are invited to […]
Karla Reinhardt partnered with Orange County’s Adopt A Channel program in January 2018, enabling the Ocean Defenders Alliance (ODA) to help improve water quality flowing to the ocean. Even though Fullerton is […]
Fullerton Taxpayers for Reform (F.T.F.R.) has formally requested a retraction and public apology from The Fullerton Observer regarding information published in the paper. The political action organization which includes contributors Tony, Sylvia, […]
This is a short agenda with two items. One is a continuation, and the other promises to be impactful and significant for our progress as a city. The 6th Cycle Housing Element has […]
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To: FJUHSD Board Members, Steve McLaughlin, Superintendent, John Caffrey, Principal, Audrina Gomez, ASB President, Kimberley Harris, Tribe Tribune Adviser, and Fullerton Observer: State law (AB 3074) now requires all Native American nicknames […]
The Fullerton Police and Fullerton Fire Department responded to the 2300 block of Raymer Avenue on January 2, 2025, at 2:09 p.m. regarding a small aircraft that reportedly crashed onto the rooftop […]
Today, our community faced a tragic incident when an experimental aircraft crashed into an industrial building near the Fullerton Airport. During this solemn tragedy, we are profoundly grateful to the first responders […]
A Fullerton resident contacted the Observer to report that fire crews, police, and helicopters were near the Fullerton Municipal Airport. Fullerton Police Department Public Information Officer Kristy Wells confirmed that it was […]
