One of the most challenging stages of development for parents is adolescence. During this time, teenagers are on a journey to discover who they are and where they fit in the world. […]
The City of Fullerton has formally submitted a complaint to the California Attorney General’s Office, raising serious concerns about possible anti-competitive practices in the fire apparatus manufacturing industry. The complaint centers on […]
“I would like to believe I’ve made a difference for the creative thinkers and risk takers.” –Jim Vanderburg James “Jim” W. Vanderburg passed peacefully in his sleep on the morning of July 22, […]
Newsom’s redistricting plan is a necessary evil. His plan to clear California’s streets of homeless encampments is not. What are the biggest stereotypes about homeless people? That they are drug addicts, mentally […]
From the City Clerk minutes: During the September 16, 2025 City Council meeting closed session the City Attorney Jones addressed several key matters discussed in Closed Session. The Council unanimously authorized a […]
The local community is abuzz with exciting developments as three major projects are currently underway, signaling a revitalization of public spaces. One of the standout initiatives is the construction of […]
Observation Schedule for the Nov 4, 2025 Statewide Special Election The public is invited to observe as the Orange County Registrar of Voters conducts the November 4, 2025, Statewide Special Election. All […]
For history teacher Marie Chabanel, disaster preparedness is more than just a concept taught in classrooms. To her, it’s a vital skill that can make the difference between chaos and safety. Her […]
The Surprising Behavior of Pigs by Alicia, 8th grade Society often sees pigs as muddy animals that roll around in the dirt. But they are much more interesting than that; smart, social […]
After 15 years of discussing 21st-century education skills, Artificial Intelligence (AI) programs are creating an impactful way to supplement and enhance education. There is plenty of concern around using AI for plagiarism […]
In 2021, California Governor Gavin Newsom and the state legislature approved Assembly Bill 132, the *Cradle 2 Career (C2C) initiative to create a single K-12+ public school student data repository. In cooperation […]
Los Coyotes, then and now Vestiges of our pioneer days are still scattered around our berg, and some seem to be coming back, in full force. In the 1870s, our hills were […]
As the popularity of pickleball surges, communities such as Fullerton are facing challenges regarding the use of recreational spaces. This fast-paced, family-friendly sport has drawn a dedicated following that is increasingly demanding […]
Pachucos and Pachucas ruled the runway at the OC fair on August 10th. Flexing the creations of Fullerton’s own El Pachuco Zoot Suits on Harbor, chicos and chicas strutted, flashed, and gave […]
After more than two decades of delays, the community’s anticipation for a new Union Pacific Park is finally set to culminate in a long-awaited opening. Funding for these improvements will be […]
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Fullerton is gearing up for an exciting lineup of events this fall that promises entertainment for all ages. First up, the Parks and Recreation Department invites residents to the Boots Bash on […]
Lion’s Field, located at 1440 N Brea Blvd, will replace its aging synthetic turf originally installed in 2012. After a decade of use and numerous repairs, the turf has surpassed its recommended […]
New recovery home opens for Young Adult Court participants When Abraham first appeared before Judge Maria Hernandez in Young Adult Court, he carried serious strikes on his criminal record and an uncertain […]
Fullerton Police Officers were dispatched on May 10, 2025, to the 2700 block of W. Orangethorpe Avenue regarding an armed robbery. The victims were walking to their vehicle when they were confronted […]
Approximately 150 to 200 protesters cycled in and out outside the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, voicing their opposition to Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s […]
Activists from the Community Services Organization (CSO) OC held a press conference in front of the courthouse today to demand that hearings be held online. The technology is readily available and was […]
After seven years of dedicated service, Trustee Aaruni Thakur has announced he will step down from his role representing Trustee Area One at the end of September 2025. Reflecting on his tenure, […]
Dr. Robert “Bob” Pletka, the esteemed Superintendent of the Fullerton School District (FSD), has officially announced his plans to retire on February 1, 2026, after more than 13 years at the helm. […]
Visit the Arboretum and Botanical Garden at Cal State Fullerton The Arboretum and Botanical Garden at Cal State Fullerton is a tranquil retreat from the bustle of daily life, offering a peaceful space […]
The Fullerton School District (FSD) Speech and Debate team has once again earned top national honors winning a sixth consecutive national championship at the 2025 National Speech and Debate Tournament, held in […]
A new opportunity for photography enthusiasts is on the horizon as Emerson Little leads an engaging class titled “Light, Shadows, and Reflections: Introduction to Digital Photography.” Scheduled for Wednesdays from 10 AM […]
Summer is ending. That is traditionally the time when we put away “the lazy days” and move towards the less fun days of school and getting serious about work again. It is […]
Richard Lee Hopping, a visionary in the field of optometry and a dedicated community figure, passed away on August 12, 2025, at the age of 97 in Fullerton, California. Hopping’s remarkable life […]
After more than two decades of delays, the community’s anticipation for a new Union Pacific Park is finally set to culminate in a long-awaited opening. Initially slated for inauguration in 2003, the […]
Also, from “s–thole countries” to “s–thole cities.” Now that my Google feed has been trained to fetch stories about the unhoused in cities around the world, two themes are emerging: first, despite […]
The “Let Them” approach challenges our long-held belief that helping others means taking control and managing their problems. We tend to do this especially when we feel excluded, frustrated, or afraid. The “Let Them” approach encourages us to step back and accept what we cannot control (sounds […]
Imagine a revitalized Fullerton, where the hundreds of thousands of trees that were removed over the years are restored to their former glory. Picture a city where cycling is not only […]
Once upon a time, possibly this very time, Americans believed that lemmings threw themselves off cliffs in a kind of unspoken but intentional suicide pact. We believed this because Walt Disney, in […]
Multi-age Class Update On August 19, Rolling Hills Elementary parents and students met with FSD Deputy Superintendent, Human Resources, Dr. Chad Hammett and Rolling Hills Principal, Lindy McNutt, concerning the abrupt closing […]
