In November 2023, the Orange County Planning Commission approved a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for an industrial truck storage facility on leased land in unincorporated Brea Canyon. The site lies within the […]
Fullerton City Hall is coming to you. On select Saturdays throughout 2024, Fullerton residents can visit a park within your district to get full access to all of our department resources. City […]
What is the world like today for men? The analogy of the movie Barbie shows Ken in the “Real World” getting recognition and respect, whereas, in Barbie Land, he is subservient to […]
Marijuana legalization activists are very familiar with the decades of research on its medicinal benefits, some of which were mentioned in the previous column. Even the DEA is not totally ignorant of […]
Mom, we will carry you in our hearts forever. Our beloved family member, Catherine Ann Duke, 96, passed away on January 30, 2024. “Cathy” was born in Gary, IN, on January […]
We have a crisis. It was leaked by a conservative Congressman that the United States is under threat from Russia—not today and not immediately, but a threat nonetheless. The Russians, he leaked, […]
Maple area parents generally accepted the initial bussing process in 1966. But, in 1972, the FSD Board of Trustees’ proposal to close Maple School by continuing to bus children encountered stiff resistance. […]
The community is welcome to the grand opening of the newly renovated Hunt Library on Saturday, April 13, from 10 am – 2 pm at 201 S. Basque Ave, Fullerton. The city-owned […]
Fullerton residents and businesses are invited to attend an in-person Town Hall Discussion held in the City Council Chambers at Fullerton City Hall located at 303 West Commonwealth Avenue on Monday, March […]
After recent rains, I decided to take a hike on one of the shortest trails in Fullerton. Running along the border of Fullerton and La Habra, the Lucy Van Der Hoff trail […]
