On Saturday, December 13, approximately 60 residents, alongside representatives from Fullerton Parks and Recreation and local dignitaries, attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Phase II of the Union Pacific Trail. This new […]
The Grand Opening Ceremony will begin at 10 am at Independence Park, 801 West Valencia Drive, Fullerton. Be among the first to walk, bike, and enjoy this brand-new greenbelt trail connecting our […]
In a heartwarming initiative this December, OC Animal Care is waiving adoption fees for dogs weighing over 25 pounds. This generous offer aims to encourage the community to consider adopting larger dogs, […]
For Georgette Collard, a career marked by cultural enrichment, preservation and community became possible thanks to the museum studies program at Fullerton College. After completing her associate’s degree in art history in 2019 and a museum studies certificate in 2024, Collard now gives back to her community as museum curator for the Fullerton Museum Center. […]
At the Senior Advisory Committee meeting on December 9, the Parks and Recreation Department presented updates regarding its partnership with California Yellow Cab for transportation services under the Senior Mobility Program (SMP), […]
The Administration of Justice Pathway Program (AJPP) at Fullerton College has been instrumental in helping its students secure careers in the field. Overseen by Professors Leticia Ramirez and Kelly Robertson, the program offers a robust combination of theoretical and […]
SoCal Edison crews are searching for the source of a widespread power outage that began around 9:30am Wednesday morning December 10 affecting over 1,500 residences and businesses surrounding Harbor Blvd. The process […]
A Fullerton homeowner’s legal battle over front-yard landscaping and parking rules demonstrates why city ordinances must include provisions for reasonable accommodations for residents facing hardships. His struggle underscores the broader failure […]
Korean Americans Targeted by ICE •38-year-old arrested, detained: The Korea Daily reports that a Korean-American – who arrived in the US at 3-months-old – was arrested and sent to detention at the […]
Fullerton School District (FSD), home to nationally recognized, award-winning schools, programs, and people, has announced its Open Enrollment period for the 2026–27 school year, which will take place between Jan. 12 to […]
Beverly, Valerie, Joe, and Randall from the Early February 2020 article HOMELESS CRISIS HAS MANY FACES IN FULLERTON. Photos by Mike Ritto The National Weather Service has issued warnings that individuals exposed […]
Note about the author: The author of this article is diagnosed with high-functioning autism, as well as so-called mild combined-presentation ADHD. He received his diagnosis in May of 2023 and acknowledges and […]
“Rental Family” is a sensory delight on every level. Shot in Japan by director Hikari (Mitsuyo Miyazaki), who knows the country intimately, the film reflects her deep roots. Born in Osaka and trained at […]
CalPERS VS The City of Fullerton The Fullerton City Council met behind closed doors on December 2, 2025, to discuss a little-known state enforcement case. The California Public Employees’ Retirement System […]
Pathways of Hope is teaming up with Madero 1899 for a special Dine & Give Back fundraiser aimed at supporting local initiatives. The event will take place December 8 from 5 to […]
Traveling a short way down Harbor Boulevard over the 91 Freeway from Fullerton to Anaheim, it’s hard not to notice Pearson Park. With a brightly colored mural honoring Kobe and Gianna Bryant, […]
The 21st annual Fullerton Women’s Leadership Forum (FWLF) took place on December 3, 2025, honoring six remarkable women for their contributions to the community. The event celebrated leaders from various sectors, […]
Fullerton, and OC more broadly, have a rich history of a special kind of business: cooperatives. Cooperatives, also called worker’s cooperatives, are businesses where, instead of being owned by investors or a […]
About Snakes by Muireann, 2nd Grade Do you find snakes creepy? Don’t! There is nothing to be afraid of! You might be thinking, “But don’t they bite?” Snakes only bite for prey or if they […]
And now we have had Thanksgiving, the least commercial of all the winter festivities. Can you name ten Christmas songs? Easy-peasy. But try naming even one Thanksgiving song. The only one you’ll […]
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: The California High-Speed Rail Authority (Authority) has released the draft environmental document for a 30-mile segment in Southern California that clears the way to build from San […]
OC Animal Care is sprinkling a little holiday magic over its Second Annual Santa Paws Adoption Event on Saturday, December 6. Dogs 25 pounds and over can go home for free, and […]
Free STA- and OMRI-Certified Compost Available at Three County Landfill Locations OC Waste & Recycling (OCWR) invites Orange County residents to a countywide Community Compost Giveaway on Saturday, December 6, from 7:30 […]
For years, Fullerton’s politics have been shaped by two major forces: the police and fire unions and local real estate speculator and activist Tony Bushala. These two blocs have often clashed, most […]
These statements have been transcribed and summarized. They are not exact quotes from the speakers. Watch the December 2 City Council meeting to hear full public comments here: https://fullerton.granicus.com/player/clip/2192 Entrepreneurship for High […]
A presentation on the Fullerton Police Department’s Behavioral Health Clinician Pilot Program was given at the City Council meeting on December 02, 2025, by Lieutenant Perry Thayer, who oversees the homeless liaison […]
In October, Governor Newsom signed these new California education laws. (Resources: Fourth District PTA The Advocacy Communicator, November 2025, http://www.fourthdistrictpta.org, EdSource Legislation, September, and October, 2025, http://www.edsource.org, Cal Matters Digital Democracy, http://www.calmatters.digitaldemocracy.org.) AB […]
The 5-hour Fullerton School District Board (FSD) meeting on November 18 began with the ceremonial swearing in of new Trustee Miguel Alverez. He was officially sworn in at the October 31 special […]
The City Council approved on November 18, 2025, a $173,301 Professional Services Agreement with Dunbar Architecture to provide architectural services for the Police Department Building Renovation Project. Additionally, the council has authorized […]
Community and civic leaders will gather on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, for the 21st Annual Fullerton Women’s Leadership Forum (FWLF)— one of the city’s most anticipated celebrations of women who make a […]
The Hunt Library is hosting a vibrant new exhibit titled “Once Upon a Sketch,” running through February 12, 2026. Organized by the Fullerton Museum Center and curated by intern Brittney Cao, this […]
Beginning December 3, the Fullerton Public Library will implement a new Autorenewal system designed to enhance convenience for its patrons. This innovative feature allows most library items to be automatically renewed up […]
Free and open to the public Residents are invited to participate in the upcoming Budget & Books workshop, where attendees will gain insights into the workings […]
ICNA Relief, United Across Borders Foundation, and Community Action Partnership of Orange County (CAP OC) are partnering to host a Holiday Toy Distribution event on Saturday, December 20, 2025. The event will […]
The city of Placentia is gearing up for its 5th Annual Charity Car Show, scheduled for Saturday, December 13, from 1 to 4 PM. The event will take place at 126 Yorba […]
