The Orange County Board of Supervisors and the Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs (OIRA) are excited to host the first in-person meeting of the OC Good Neighbor Task Force, which aims […]
The California State University (CSU) Board of Trustees has appointed Ronald S. Rochon president of California State University, Fullerton. Rochon currently serves as president of the University of Southern Indiana. “I […]
The California Senate today passed Senate Bill 907 from Senator Josh Newman (D-Fullerton), which would expand the Orange County Board of Education (OCBOE) to seven elected members while aligning its elections with the November general election. Increasing representation […]
“California’s Housing Future 2040: The Next RHNA” builds on decades of progress in unlocking opportunities for housing at all income levels statewide The California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) published California’s […]
The Fullerton Public Library will be hosting the UCCE Master Gardeners of Orange County in a series of gardening events beginning June 15, 2024, at 11:30 am in the Conference Center Room […]
Please join other wonderful supporters and influencers at a Ribbon ribbon-cutting lawn party to celebrate MOTAL’s new mobile exhibition, Your Baby’s Amazing Brain: Don’t Drop the Ball, on Tuesday, May 21st, 2024, […]
Hundreds of students and community members will converge at the California State University (CSU) Board of Trustees meeting to call for divestment from entities committing genocide in Gaza. WHO: Hundreds of California State University […]
The North Orange County Community College District is pleased to announce that it was selected by the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office (CCCCO) as one of ten Districts in the state to […]
Public Comments Several people from a group called Dare to Struggle advocated for homeless people who have faced some of the highest forms of injustice at the hands of the police. “To […]
Eighth graders at Park Junior High, Annette Lee, Kyrsten Kim, Kaitlyn Choi, and Evelyn Lee, presented the Fullerton School District’s (FSD) Tiny Home Project at the Fullerton City Council meeting on May […]
The pilot project is a collaborative partnership between Irvine Ranch Conservancy, UC Irvine’s Center for Environmental Biology and Inside the Outdoors. Students of all ages are coming together for one common goal: […]
Donors of all blood types—especially those giving type O blood and donors giving platelets—are vital to people who depend on blood products for critical medical procedures. Every donation can help keep the […]
What’s going on in the district? Concern is growing among students and parents as many experienced and successful principals, teachers, and administrators have left the Placentia-Yorba Linda school district over the past year. These unexpected […]
The annual Taste of the Town fundraising event by the Assistance League of Fullerton is back at Fullerton Airport’s Hangar 21 on Friday, June 14th. With this year’s theme, “Let’s Get Wild!,” […]
There is only one item on the Revised Agenda: The Fullerton Emergency Operations Plan. According to the agenda packet, The Fullerton Emergency Operations Plan details emergency operations procedures, mutual aid agreements, resource […]
Ending the cycle of homelessness will require a multidisciplinary effort from government, religious, and mental health organizations. But part of the problem may be that some of these organizations have spread themselves […]
Fullerton Police Officers were dispatched to N. Harbor Blvd. and W. Whiting Ave. on Monday, May 13, 2024, at 2:41 am regarding a traffic collision involving a vehicle that crashed into a building. […]
Commissioners Present: Adrian Meza, Angela Lindstrom, Oscar Valadez, Erik When, Jozef Maldonado, and Douglas McKendry DEPARTMENT UPDATES-April Recap An RFP for Clark Park Sports Complex has been submitted to the county as […]
Above is a video from last year’s FSD Fest. FSD Fest is a two-day conference for kids hosted by the Fullerton School District that brings together Fullerton students in grades K-12 in […]
I’ve never received so many requests to write about a topic as this: The current “horrifying” campus protests in comparison to our “righteous” protests of the ’60s. I did survive Civil Rights […]
The goal of the Outdoor Learning Lab and Native Garden is to create a dynamic outdoor learning space for science students in all levels of classes. We envision dividing up the learning […]
The Fullerton Host Lion’s Club had its main annual fundraiser, the Charity Golf Putting Tournament, held on Sunday, April 14, 2024, at the Golfer’s Paradise in Fullerton. Jennifer Baron was Chair of […]
Total solar installations have increased by five times since 2016 The United States has officially exceeded five million solar installations, marking a significant achievement in the nation’s clean energy transition. This milestone […]
The Power In Nature Coalition responded to Governor Newsom’s revised 2024-2025 budget on May 16, 2024, by calling attention to the need for continued investment in programs that build climate resilience and […]
Protesters at major universities worldwide are calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, an end to US government military assistance to Israel, and divestment from Israel arms suppliers and other companies profiting from the […]
At the Patriots and Paws 2nd Annual BBQ Smoke Off Competition held at their Anaheim warehouse, Councilmember Dr. Ahmad Zahra presented a certificate of recognition on April 27, 2024, for all they […]
In honor of Nurse Appreciation Week this school year, Fullerton School District (FSD) is spotlighting Nurse Susan Cravello for helping spread warmth and joy at Woodcrest Elementary School. In 2022, Nurse Susan […]
“He’s like Iron Man, built from scraps in a cave.” That’s how a karate friend and fellow competitor describes 2023 National Karate Champion Adam Kraus. The 25-year-old Fullerton native is currently the […]
Syrentis Clinical Research of Santa Ana is hosting a FREE memory screening for individuals 50+ to raise awareness for Alzheimer’s Disease Syrentis Clinical Research will hold a free memory screening event on Thursday, May 16, for people aged 50 and above to increase […]
Jeffrey Bernstein, Ph.D. (2024), found love after turning 50, as did many of his clinical clients. He emphasizes three essential considerations when pursuing love and companionship. First, being older can provide one with […]
The bustling scene of downtown Fullerton showed promise on April 27 of its streets becoming more lively with the relocation of Xzbt, an art exhibit that aims to use its platform alongside […]
Above left: Jacaranda on May 21, 2020 Above right: Jacaranda on May 1, 2024 Jacaranda Trees It’s ordinarily impossible to escape the lure of blooming Jacaranda trees in Fullerton this time of […]
All information from 6-12 May 2024 is valid as of 12 May 2024 at 22:30 Days 213-219 of Hostilities Key points The Gaza Strip Reports persist of ongoing strikes by Israeli Forces, […]
The California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) is providing notice of a public comment period for proposed regulations implementing the Mobilehome and Recreational Vehicle Park Manager Training Act (Act) established by Senate Bill […]
Francine Vudoti and Irene Sheen will be graduating from high school and “graduating,” too, from the Young Observers. Upon graduation from high school, young writers transition from the youth page and may […]
