Speaker Series: Across the Country on Safer Roads My Three Years as a Political Appointee at the Department of Transportation Ann Carlson will speak at a Patrons of the Library event on […]
Speaker Series: Across the Country on Safer Roads
Video Observer: David “Mr. Bucketlist” Jerome Writes Book on Baseball History
See videos on YouTube @emersonlittle1901 Fullerton’s history is intertwined with baseball’s past. As a lifelong Fullerton resident and baseball fan, local author David Jerome decided to combine his passion for the sport […]
City Council Notes: Tuesday, April 02 Meeting
Meetings are on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 5:30 pm. Upcoming agenda information and streaming video of meetings are available at http://www.cityoffullerton.com. City Hall is located at 303 […]
Are you prepared to face a disaster?
If an earthquake strikes, do you have a plan to follow to safety? The uncertainty of crisis looms large, as it always has, but being prepared can help you stand confident against […]
The State of the Community 2024
The State of the Community was held at the Fullerton Public Library Auditorium on April 8 during the Collaborative meeting. Mayor Nicholas Dunlap gave an abbreviated presentation of his speech on the […]
Good times rolled for Friends of Jazz Mardi Gras!
The biggest event of the year, coinciding with FOJ’s 25th anniversary, showcased great music, food, and auction items. A few annual Friends of Jazz events are better, and none are bigger than […]
The DOWNTOWN Report: Mid-April 2024
Mike Ness DAY For years, local music aficionados wondered if Mike Ness would stop by during our annual Day of Music and maybe even play a couple of tunes with his band, […]
Mike Ness Day
Crowds of people gathered in our Downtown Plaza on April 3rd to celebrate the music and legacy of Social Distortion frontman and founder Mike Ness. The free event, hosted by the City […]
Read the Mid-April 2024 issue of the Fullerton Observer
Hilbert Museum Exhibition Showcases 25 Years of Student Holocaust Art and Writing
A showing of the top-placing entries from the first 25 years of one of the country’s oldest and largest student art and writing contests focused on the Holocaust is coming to the […]
