At its regular meeting on March 3, the Fullerton City Council appointed Eddie Manfro as City Manager. Mr. Manfro brings more than three decades of municipal government experience to the position, including […]
Fullerton College has one of the few community college art departments in the country that offers an Artist-in-Residence (AiR) program. After talking with Seija Rohkea, Art Gallery Technician at the College, I […]
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The agenda for the upcoming meeting on March 17 is brief, featuring a single action item to receive and file the second quarter financial report and mid-year budget adjustments. Further details can […]
The spirit of St. Patrick’s Day came alive on March 15 at the Fullerton Elks Lodge, where members hosted a festive lunch for children with special needs and their families. Elks volunteers […]
In a recent press conference held in Buena Park, House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries (NY-08), alongside U.S. Representatives Derek Tran (CA-45) and Lou Correa (CA-46), announced significant progress on the Orange County […]
Fullerton College President Dr. Cynthia Olivo has been named the 67th Assembly District’s 2026 Woman of the Year. An honor recognized by Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva, this accolade speaks to Dr. Olivo’s exemplary leadership as she guides Fullerton College into growth, innovation and more. “I’m truly honored,” […]
Housing advocates, journalists and state officials have increasingly warned that Fullerton’s long-running housing shortage could reshape neighborhoods and strain homeowners if the city fails to expand affordable housing. Over the past several […]
Residents living along an abandoned stretch of railroad tracks in Fullerton asked the city council for help during public comments at the March 3 City Council meeting, saying the neglected rail corridor […]
Orange County officials have taken legal action against a nonprofit partner, alleging that the organization mismanaged tens of millions of dollars designated for mental health services. The complaint was filed in Superior […]
The Friends of California Citrus Park will host the 4th Annual Citrus Festival at California Citrus State Historic Park on Saturday, March 28, 2026! Annual Citrus Festival Celebrate the height of the citrus […]
This March, the American Red Cross urges donors to help the national blood supply recover following a severe shortage and empower their health by making an appointment to give blood or platelets. […]
The Arboretum and Botanical Garden at California State University, Fullerton, is preparing to host VeggiePalooza, a vibrant three-day celebration dedicated to sustainability and community engagement. Scheduled for April 10-12, this annual event […]
This week, U.S. Representative Derek Tran (CA-45) will present local leaders and community organizations with $5,100,000 in federal funding. Congressman Tran secured funding for projects to repair local infrastructure, prevent crime, and […]
As communities continue to recover from the disruptions caused by severe winter weather in February, the American Red Cross is urging eligible donors to step forward and give blood or platelets during […]
Donald Trump famously said something true. He bragged (?) “I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody, and I wouldn’t lose any voters, OK?” Well, not “OK” but […]
The South Coast Air Quality Management District (South Coast AQMD) hosted its Annual Technology Showcase on March 6, 2026, offering a glimpse into the future of clean transportation and air quality solutions. […]
As an undergraduate at CSU- Fullerton, I worked as a teacher’s assistant for Deanna Kuhn in her developmental and experimental psychology classes. The labs she directed centered on one theme: altruism. Like […]
By now, you’ve probably seen multitudes of headlines about artificial intelligence weaving its way into nearly everything, from self-driving cars to automated food deliveries. But AI hasn’t just entered consumer tech. It […]
Buried within the Fullerton Public Library’s website homepage, I noticed a digital flyer that read, “It’s not just for Summer! When you check out a State Parks Pass, you’ll get two weeks (per checkout) […]
My last column was about adventures. Well, I just got back from a big one! I was invited to present, along with a colleague, at Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Asia, […]
The Fullerton School District Board is set to address several vital agenda items in its upcoming meeting, aimed at enhancing student services, improving facilities, and expanding educational opportunities. 1. Completion of Playground […]
The Fullerton Collaborative will convene for a general meeting on Monday, March 9, that promises to foster connection and collaboration among community members dedicated to enhancing the well-being of Fullerton. The meeting, […]
The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) is reminding the public that it will be conducting a statewide Shoulder Tap Decoy Operation on Saturday, March 14, 2026, in conjunction with California […]
In a series of consumer alerts, the Department of Financial Protection and Innovation has warned the public about recent fraudulent activities and enforcement actions in the California financial sector. One alarming case […]
Individuals interested in running for three offices now have more time to file a declaration of candidacy with the Registrar of Voters because an eligible incumbent did not file. New qualified candidates […]
The war we all saw coming has arrived. A week ago, I predicted it would launch last Tuesday and be announced in the State of the Union. I was off by three […]
In a recent discussion, I spoke with Fullerton City Council Member Ahmad Zahra about his role and responsibilities. We engaged in a Q&A session that delved into the challenges and rewards of […]
Longtime Fullerton residents may remember that, decades ago, motorcycle cops with speed guns seemed to be all over the city, on streets like Bastanchury or Euclid. Those same residents may now wonder […]
Fred Jung, Connor Traut, Rose Espinoza, and Tim Shaw are the four candidates vying for the District 4 Orange County Board of Supervisors seat as Doug Chaffee ends his term. The two […]
The City of Fullerton is updating its Open Space and Conservation Element within the General Plan. Just released is the Draft Open Space and Conservation Element for your review and comments. Your […]
Fullerton Heritage hosted an opening reception on March 1 at the Hunt Library for a photography exhibit titled “Snapshot 1887: Charles Henry Shaffner’s Fullerton Portfolio.” The exhibit showcases a collection of rare […]
The Community Budget Priorities Survey will close tomorrow, March 6, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. If you have not yet participated, there is still time to share your input. Survey responses will be taken into […]
At its regular meeting on March 3, 2026, the Fullerton City Council appointed Eddie Manfro as City Manager for the City of Fullerton, effective March 4, 2026. Mr. Manfro brings more than […]
Shelter mismanagement and failure by the county to conform to a strategic plan and audits have resulted in animal suffering The Companion Animal Protection Society, a national nonprofit based in Thousand Oaks, CA, has […]
