In a recent article by Jessica Garrison in the LAist called “This California city lost its daily newspapers. It faces a crisis over what comes next,” she recounts what happened to Richmond, […]
What Happens to Communities Without a Newspaper?
Measles Case in Orange County
The OC Health Care Agency (HCA) has confirmed a case of measles in an adult international traveler visiting Orange County (OC). The person visited the following locations in Orange County while infectious: […]
El Caucus Latino respalda la candidatura de Kamala Harris a la presidencia de Estados Unidos
El Caucus Legislativo Latino de California anunció on Julio 31 su apoyo a la Vice presidenta Kamala Harris para Presidente de los Estados Unidos. “Como compatriotas californianos, hemos visto con orgullo a […]
Latino Caucus Endorses Kamala Harris for President of the United States
The California Latino Legislative Caucus announced on July 31 that it endorses Vice President Kamala Harris for President of the United States. “As fellow Californians, we have proudly watched Vice President Kamala […]
Young Observers: August 2024
Back to School: How to Rewire Your Summer Brain for School by Erin, 9th grade As we unwind in our summer mindset, thoughts of school begin to surface. While some look forward […]
Cal State Fullerton Hires Its First Executive Director for Black Student Academic Success
Cal State Fullerton Elevates Support and Resources to Help Black Students Thrive Dr. Patience D. Bryant is the inaugural executive director for Black Student Academic Success at Cal State Fullerton. Her role […]
Rest in Peace Ron Giacopuzzi
Ron Giacopuzzi passed away from Alzheimer’s in early July at the age of 81. Ron grew up in Boyle Heights and Whittier. In the early 70s, he and his wife bought their […]
The DOWNTOWN Report: August 2024
VWs And More When we first heard there would be a car show at this year’s Day of Music, we had to wonder, with so much competition from other events this time […]
Anisha Aluwihare Makes Waves in Education and Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts are common throughout Fullerton, but it is very rare to find those who have made it to completion. Troy High School Student Anisha Aluwihare is one of the few who […]
City Council Notes: July 16, 2024
Proclamation: July is Parks and Recreation Month July is National Parks and Recreation Month in Fullerton, recognizing the importance of access to local parks and promoting physical, emotional, and mental health. […]
Women in Leadership endorses Kitty Jaramillo for Fullerton City Council
Vivian “Kitty” Jaramillo, a lifelong Fullerton resident, former city commissioner, longtime community volunteer, and public servant, is ready to take her leadership to the next level by serving on the City Council. […]
In case You missed it: Wed, July 24, 2024
• President Biden explains why he will not accept nomination for a second term as president and endorses Vice President Harris. The official nomination occurs at the upcoming Democratic National Convention in […]
CSUF’s Scott-Jewett Fund to Provide $1 Million for Social Justice Programs
The Scott-Jewett Fund for Student Success and Innovation will fund eight student-centered projects at CSUF during 2024-25. Cal State Fullerton’s Scott-Jewett Fund for Student Success and Innovation this year will back programs […]
Fullerton Small Business One-Stop-Shop Event July 25
Fullerton Small Business One-Stop-Shop Tickets, Click Eventbrite Join the City of Fullerton at Fullerton’s Small Business One-Stop Shop on July 24 from 4:30 to 8 pm! Get valuable info and free consulting […]
Congress members Correa and Kim Push for $5 M in Federal Funding for CalOptima, Orange County Residents
Representatives Lou Correa (CA-46) and Young Kim (CA-40) on July 24 led a letter with bipartisan group of their colleagues to Senator Laphonza Butler (D-CA) to support the inclusion of CalOptima Health’s […]
OC Public Libraries Receives $75,000 Sustainability Grant from State Library
OC Public Libraries is proud to announce its selection as one of eight libraries to receive the Sustainable California Libraries grant from the California State Library. This $75,000 grant is designed to […]
Walk on Wilshire is on Life Support
The council’s decision regarding the Walk on Wilshire (WoW) at the July 16 meeting left the fate of the pedestrian and bicycle street segment hanging in the balance, with a potential expiration […]
District Four Emergency Rental Assistance Pilot (ERAP) Program
District Four Emergency Rental Assistance Pilot (ERAP) Program has been relaunched and applications are now being accepted. The ERAP Program is a preventative measure to stop the cycle of homelessness by assisting families […]
OC Supervisor Katrina Foley Announces $500 Million in Climate Pollution Reduction Grants for Sustainable Infrastructure and Jobs for Orange County
Orange County Supervisor Katrina Foley joined U.S Senator Alex Padilla, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and local officials from the South Coast Air Quality Management District on July 22, to announce […]
Rest in Peace Marylouise Ukena Miller 1935-2024
Marylouise Ukena Miller 1935-2024 Beloved Mother, Grandma, Great-Grandma and Teacher. Preceded in death by husband Gerald (Jerry). Longtime educator and resident of Fullerton. Survived by Children David, Philip, Marian (Bartlett), Susan, seven […]
Water Quality Report 2024
This year’s report covers calendar year 2023 water quality testing, and has been prepared in compliance with regulations called for in the 1996 reauthorization of the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). Read […]
Republic Service Refunds Fullerton Residents with Event
For those still looking for the resolution of the 2021 strike with Republic Services in Fullerton look no further than this outdoor event. Fullerton has 45,782 housing units and Republic Services will […]
Fullerton Community Information: Supreme Court Public Camping Law Ruling
“City of Fullerton’s Approach to Homelessness Support and Public Safety” The City of Fullerton has put in place a set of municipal codes (FMC 9.12.230, FMC 8.40.010, and FMC 7.108) for the […]
Filing Period for Nomination Paper’s and Candidate Statements Ends August 9, 2024
July 15 – August 9*, 2024 Filing Period for Nomination Paper’s and Candidate Statements Candidates for Districts 1, 2 and 4 may pull nomination papers beginning July 15, 2024. Candidates must be […]
Voting in Orange County
Elections have changed! Orange County elections are being run differently than before now with Vote Centers. A Vote Center is more than a traditional polling place-it’s a full-service voting experience. Cast your […]
There is still time to enroll in the Fullerton Fire Department Paramedic Subscription Program
There is still time to enroll in the Fullerton Fire Department Paramedic Subscription Program. If you have questions or need assistance enrolling call (714) 738-6341. Payments can be taken over the phone. […]
Contact 811 Before you Dig. It’s Free!
If you plan to install a fence, plant a tree or dig for any reason, protect your family, neighbors, and the pipelines near you by following these important safety steps: MARK OUT […]
Tustin Attorney Accused of Misappropriating up to $282 Million Defaults, Ordered Inactive Pending Disbarment
A Tustin attorney accused of misappropriating as much as $282 million from tens of thousands of clients is on involuntary inactive status and likely headed for disbarment after the State Bar Court […]
Critical Incident Community Briefing
In an effort to be transparent with the community that we serve, the Fullerton Police Department is releasing its Critical Incident Community Briefing, which will provide details to the community about the […]
Video Observer: Digging Through the Frank Herbert Archives & Dune Display at CSUF Library
On the first floor of the CSUF Pollak Library, I recently noticed a glass exhibition display case, curated by Patrisia Prestinary, Valerie Christy, Kathy Spennato, and Natalie Vandercook, located next to the […]
Out of My Mind: The Not So Great Debate
At precisely 9:11 PM EDT, my heart fell, and my soul figuratively dialed 911. I turned to my family and said, “It’s over.” I meant both the debate and the election. Biden […]
AT HOME WITH THE HOMELESS: What would housing do for the unhoused, and what are the barriers to it?
Thirty-two percent. When rent prices are thirty-two percent higher than the average neighborhood income, homelessness increases exponentially. That’s when housing prices exceed the median income by more than three times. If you remember […]
Rest in Peace: Mildred L. Burtt 1924-2024
Mildred Burtt passed away peacefully in her sleep on June 24, 2024, at age 100. She was a 65-year resident of Fullerton who was active in her community and church. She was […]
Our Brothers and Sisters who died in OC “Without Fixed Abode” January to April 2024
Our Brothers and Sisters who died in OC “Without Fixed Abode” from January to April 2024 (source: OC Coroner’s Office) Anaheim Brandi GRETZ Judith RUIZ Ronald NAILOR Roberto GOMEZ Mark SINKINSON William […]
Healthy Awareness: Greed
Greed is defined in the dictionary as an excessive, extreme desire for something, often more than one’s proper share. When is enough enough? I am reminded of the film about the stock […]
