“Humans are allergic to change. They love to say, ‘We’ve always done it this way.’ I try to fight that. That’s why I have a clock on my wall that runs counterclockwise.” […]
At Home with the Homeless: What would the ideal homeless shelter look like?
Pathways of Hope 2023 Impact Report
Hunger and homelessness are both community health issues that matter to every resident of North Orange County. When our community struggles with hungry residents and when our neighbors become homeless, it affects […]
OC Animal Care Announces Daily Adoption Options
In response to the information and data gathered from recent All Summer Long Pilot Program Initiatives, coupled with community interest and feedback, OC Animal Care is excited to announce an adjustment to […]
Out of My Mind: Year End Column (Revised): Maybe it’s Not So Bad
I wrote a perfectly good year-end column that reviewed the big stories, mostly about our human foibles and follies, e.g., political corruption, homophobia, racism, abortion, and our horrible dehumanizing and demonizing of […]
IRS Free File now available
IRS Free File is now available; free service through IRS.gov available for millions of taxpayers IRS YouTube Videos: Here’s What to Know About IRS Free File Guided Tax Software Here’s How to […]
What We Learned From Our EV Vacation
We rented an electric car (Bolt) for our holiday trip to visit our northern relatives. We reserved the car through our AAA insurance at a discount and picked it up at the […]
City Council Notes: Fullerton Ordinance Prevents Homeless Encampments within 25 feet of Critical Infrastructure
CORRECTION: Douglas Cox’s quote was mistakenly attributed to Peter Gambino. Addressing public concerns about increased homeless encampments around town, a proposed ordinance was introduced in a presentation given by Deputy City Manager […]
Video Observer: President Avenues Preservation Zone Protects Fullerton History
See videos on YouTube @emersonlittle1901 There happen to be a lot of historic neighborhoods in Fullerton, but not too many have streets named after U.S. presidents, feature a Minimal Traditional architectural style, […]
See Fullerton Union High School’s Production of “A Monster Calls” on Friday, January 12th at 7 pm
Fullerton Union High School’s theatre program is thrilled to announce the outstanding success of its production of “A Monster Calls” at the 2023 California Educational Theatre Association’s (CETA) High School Theatre Festival. […]
Hits & Misses Movie review: Maestro
MAESTRO: Two Hits The movie’s title refers to Leonard Bernstein, America’s first native-born conductor to achieve international fame. He also achieved enormous stature as a composer, his most famous production being “West […]
