The Fullerton Certified Farmers’ Market is recognized as the oldest farmers’ market in Orange County and offers a variety of fresh produce, including fruits, vegetables, eggs, honey, plants, orchids, nuts, and bread. […]
Hybrid Workshop to Teach Ways to Keep Kids Safe from Exploitation, Human Trafficking on February 6
Speakers and resources available 6-8 p.m. February 6 Orange County parents can learn how to keep their children safe from sexual exploitation and human trafficking at a hybrid workshop this week. The […]
OC Rapid Response Network is Tracking ICE
Actions by Immigration Customs Enforcement in arresting and detaining people have increased since Trump took office with the promise to deport millions of undocumented immigrants. It has been reported that a couple […]
Fullerton Community Invited to 60th Anniversary of Troy High
Celebrations by Edyn, 12th grade Troy High School is marking 60 years of innovation, inviting current and former students, parents and staff to celebrate at the 60th Anniversary Celebration on February 22. […]
Wilshire Ave Church Celebrates 132 Years
Wilshire Ave Church celebrated 132 years of loving God, serving the community, and building meaningful relationships. The celebration reflected on the church’s long history of impact and looked forward with excitement to […]
Emery Park Playground Replacement & Street Sweeping at City Council 1/21/25
Emery Park, located at 1021 Sunny Ridge Drive, is an 8.2-acre neighborhood park set for improvements to accommodate new playground equipment. Planned enhancements include grading, updated walkways for accessibility, new picnic tables […]
Thousands in LA Protest Trump & ICE
Feb 2, 2025 Tens of thousands of anti-ICE marchers across the US protested Trump administration arrests and mass deportations of immigrants. In LA, according to reports from local Channel 4, KCAL, NBC, […]
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Orangethorpe Elementary Commemorates 100 Days of School with a Centenarian Guest
On the 100th day at Orangethorpe Elementary, Margaret Louise Giles, who has lived through a century of history, stepped into Mrs. Karcher and Mrs. Keller’s multi-age classrooms. Many students and teachers […]
WoW Public Comments at January 21 City Council Meeting
Walk on Wilshire Councilmember Dr. Ahmad Zahra (zooming in from London) addressed concerns raised by local businesses about the need for improved marketing and aesthetic enhancements in the city at the January […]
On the Fullerton City Council Agenda for February 4, 2025
Item #17: The discussion pertains to the potential re-location of the Pooch Park currently located at the Hunt Library. Finding a suitable alternative has proven challenging, and user feedback from the dog […]
City of Fullerton Emergency Preparedness, Response, and Recovery Resources
City of Fullerton Emergency Preparedness, Response, and Recovery With the horrific and devastating fires that occurred in Los Angeles County, the City of Fullerton would like to update our community on the […]
City of Fullerton 5-Year Consolidated Plan: Community Needs Survey 2025
Fullerton Community Needs Survey 2025 The City of Fullerton Housing Division is preparing a Five-Year Consolidated Plan for the period of July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2030. This plan is required […]
45th Annual OC Black History Parade & Unity Festival February 1
The Orange County Heritage Council is pleased to announce the 45th Annual OC Black History Parade and Unity Festival will be held on February 1, 2025, in Anaheim. Visitors of all ages […]
OC Board of Supervisors Vice Chair Katrina Foley Releases Statement Following US Government Funding Freeze, BESS Moratorium, and Board of Supervisors Meeting Actions
Vice Chair of the OC Board of Supervisors Katrina Foley released a statement after the Board voted to support the expansion of affordable housing for seniors in San Clemente and for housing […]
Fullerton Sister City Association: A Legacy of Global Friendship
In 1964, the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce aimed to strengthen international relations by considering a “Sister City,” inspired by President Eisenhower’s People to People program from 1956 that promoted cultural understanding. Today, […]
City of Fullerton Addresses Water Bill Increases Amid System Transition
Residents of Fullerton may have noticed an increase in their latest water bills, with some statements covering a longer billing period of over 70 days. This change stems from a transition to […]
Resources for People in Danger of Deportation or Harassment
The information below is compiled from the listed websites and not meant to substitute for legal advice. In case of an emergency, you can report ICE activity and enforcement actions by calling your […]
The Private Lesson School Offers Fullerton Young Musicians Prestigious Performance Opportunities
The Private Lesson School is making notable strides in music education for young musicians across Southern California. By providing students with the chance to perform at esteemed venues, such as the San […]
U.S. Navy Showcasing New ‘Strike Group’ Mixed-Reality Experience at Western High School
Seeking top students for STEM careers and the Navy’s $180,000 ROTC Scholarship The U.S. Navy will showcase its brand-new “Strike Group” mobile mixed-reality experience on Tuesday, January 28, at Western High School […]
OPINION: WoW RIP – Who Benefits?
At the January 21st meeting the City Council killed the WOW. But you knew that. Given the way the agenda item was structured and given that Nick Dunlap recused himself, its death […]
Drones4Kids Sponsors 1st Annual Drone Competition at Troy High School
The nonprofit organization Drones4Kids held a drone competition at Troy High School, featuring participation from sixteen high school teams across California, including five from Troy High School. Additionally, thirty middle school […]
California Lottery Raises $2.25 Billion for Public Schools in 2024
The California Lottery reported that it has raised over $2.25 billion for the state’s public schools during the 2024 fiscal year, bringing the total funds generated for education since the lottery began […]
Possible Rainfall Poses New Concerns for Wildfire Survivors
Wildfires have burned through more than 50,000 acres of Los Angeles County since January 7. Now, weather authorities are forecasting possible rain showers for the weekend. It may be a good time […]
Ranking Member Markey Blasts Trump Firing of at Least 12 Inspectors General, Including SBA Inspector General Ware
In a strong rebuke, Ranking Member Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.) criticized President Donald Trump for the firing of at least 12 federal Inspectors General (IG), among them Small Business Administration (SBA) Inspector […]
California State University Reports Significant Donor Support in 2023–2024
The California State University (CSU) announced that it secured $626 million in new gift commitments for the fiscal year 2023–2024, marking it as the third-largest year on record in fundraising. This represents […]
Save Walk on Wilshire Gathering Today 11am Saturday, Jan 25
This past Tuesday, Fullerton City Council voted to permanently shut down the Walk on Wilshire. On January 31, the street will reopen to vehicle traffic. Join the Peaceful gathering today, Saturday, January […]
Governor Newsom Reappoints Jose Solorio to California Water Commission
Governor Gavin Newsom has officially reappointed Jose Solorio to the California Water Commission. Solorio, a resident of Santa Ana, has been serving on the commission since 2021. Since 2024, Solorio has held […]
State of California to Release Draft 2025-2029 Federal Consolidated Plan for Public Comment on February 10
Register to attend a public hearing on February 6 The California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) is hosting a public hearing to gather input on housing and community development needs of communities […]
Representative Lou Correa announced that the OC Water District was awarded a $30 million grant
Representative Lou Correa (CA-46) announced on January 23, 2025, that the Orange County Water District (OCWD) was awarded a $30 million grant from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (USBR) as part of […]
UNRWA Situation Report #156 on the Humanitarian Crisis in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, including East Jerusalem
All information updated for 15 – 22 January 2025 [1] Days 467-474 since the start of the war in the Gaza Strip Highlights A deal to secure a ceasefire and hostage release in […]
Actions Governor Newsom has taken in response to the Los Angeles fires
Deployed unprecedented firefighting and first responder force – including early pre-positioning before the fire Governor Newsom ordered pre-positioned firefighting personnel and assets on Monday, January 6 – ahead of the severe fire […]
Opinion: Take That Nazi Salute Seriously – Last Time, 70 Million People Died
If it launched with a Nazi salute … where do you think it ends? On Monday, January 20th in the Capitol Rotunda, tech billionaire Elon Musk threw what appeared to be a Nazi salute […]
Los Angeles County Launches One-Stop Funding and Relief Portal to Help Residents, Businesses and Communities Recover from Wildfires
The recent wildfires have devasted communities, displacing thousands of residents and bringing unimaginable grief, suffering, and loss to our friends, families, neighbors, and co-workers. At the same time, this tragedy has also […]
The Fire Next Time: Thoughts of a fire refugee
How do you like your Apocalypse—with fire, water, pestilence, or war? In Genesis, after the Flood, G-d promised Noah that He wouldn’t destroy creation again with water. In Peter, G-d extended and amended […]
