Fullerton School District’s Nutrition Services is currently accepting online applications for Free or Reduced-Price Meals for students attending Acacia, Beechwood, Fisler, Golden Hill, and Laguna Road Schools. All students are eligible to […]
Police Chief Bob Dunn has accepted a position as Assistant Police Chief in Torrance. His last day in Fullerton will be September 24th. The position usually takes six months to fill. Dunn […]
Federal Funding is Part of Nearly $30 Million Congressman Correa Secured For Community Projects In CA-46 In The FY’23 Omnibus Package Representative Lou Correa (CA-46) joined the American Veterans Assistance Group (AVAG) […]
Dogs will be available for public adoption on Wednesday, August 23 On August 6, OC Animal Care responded to a parking lot where multiple dogs were confined in an unattended vehicle. Upon […]
A court order temporarily halts the operations of Automators AI, which promised consumers high returns on investment in artificial intelligence-boosted stores on Amazon.com and Walmart.com, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) agency says. […]
Authorities allege that Jacob Anthony Arriola secretly placed a phone in a Fullerton women’s restroom on July 23, 2023, recording a 12-year-old girl. The parents of the 12-year-old subdued the suspect until […]
Fullerton City Mayor Fred Jung declared a 1-acre site adjacent to Duck Pond Park to be the future home of the “Korean Garden” on August 3, 2023. Yet, this moment of celebration […]
Doctors work under the guiding principle, “Do no harm.” Those we elect as our leaders should as well. At the Fullerton City Council meeting on August 15, during the discussion and vote […]
Take a “hike” on the wild side this September at the Fullerton Public Library as John McKinney, aka The Trailmaster, one of the nation’s leading hiking experts, shares his obsession with the […]
Supervisor Chaffee: “The appointment system keeps the animals’ stress levels down.” What is this babble? What are the comps on numbers euthanized and numbers adopted RE appointment-only vs. opening this government, taxpayer-funded […]
Aug 15, 2023, Council meeting Closed Session Report: City Attorney Dick Jones announced that on a vote of 4-0 (Zahra absent), the city reached an $8.6 million settlement with the Hernandez Family, […]
Consent Items Approved from JULY 18, 2023 Items 2 and 3 were pulled from the consent for public comment and discussion Item #2: City of Fullerton Response to […]
James L. Thacker was born on April 14, 1942, in Columbus, Ohio, to parents Lawrence and Norma Thacker. He was the second of three children. He is survived by an older sister, […]
Evie Shepard Gibbs (Rich) Amlin passed away on June 22, 2023, in Fullerton, California, after an 18-month journey with pancreatic cancer. She was 78 years old. Evie was born in San Bernardino […]
Remember to see the current Fullerton Museum art show featuring portraits by award-winning photographer Donna Edman of local wise women and their advice to their younger selves. The exhibit includes paintings, sculptures, […]
I want to share the University of California San Francisco report published in June 2023 on the latest findings on homelessness’s. This report is impressive for the following reasons: it is the […]
Sunset Nature Hike Please join us Sunday, August 13, for a sunset Nature Hike on the newly opened trails of the Robert E. Ward Nature Preserve in Fullerton’s West Coyote Hills. Meet […]
“…(a) grand jury is a short-lived, representative, non-political body of citizens functioning without hope of personal aggrandizement. It comes from the citizens at large and soon disappears into its anonymity without individual […]
Yes, you read that right, this home can be yours for only $1, but it needs to be relocated ASAP. Currently located in Downtown Fullerton, the current owner has it scheduled […]
“Though some law enforcement agencies may be tempted to display themes and artifacts that they think will be exciting to potential applicants, law enforcement agencies should consider how their recruitment advertising may […]
The revelations in the July issue of the Observer about physical abuse and overdose deaths in Orange County shelters still have me reeling. I feel a bit like the man who was […]
The ACLU now calls on the full House of Representatives to pass the PRESS Act, and the Fourth Amendment Is Not For Sale Act. The House Judiciary Committee voted unanimously to advance […]
Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal characterized Israel as a racist state. Her charge was itself racist, offensive, and anti-Semitic. It was also both true and meaningless. The Squad also calls Israel an Apartheid state. […]
Korean eatery, another Fullerton standout The banchan arrived seconds after we ordered our main dishes. We savored the tastes and textures of kimchi, cabbage, fried fish, pancakes, and japchae (glass noodles). […]
Update: Kim’s Attempts to Find Legal Representation to Stay in Their Home Many calls have been made, but few have been answered, and time is running out as the August 31st court […]
Environment by Mateo, 10th grade The Hottest Month of All Time Here in Southern California, the weather during the summer season is notorious for getting extremely hot. In the past few years, […]
In a remarkable display of community engagement, the City of Fullerton organized a public meeting on June 29th to gather input from residents about the revitalization of Union Pacific Park and the […]
For the last 41 years, Fullerton has been recognized as a “Tree City USA,” but the previous extensive inventory was completed in 1998. Tree inventories tally both city-owned and private trees, identify […]
FJUHSD’s 2023/24 budget includes $5 million of additional student funding from the state’s Local Control Funding Formula due to an increased count of special student populations, including English learners, low-income, and foster […]
North OC Community College District (NOCCCD) Board Trustee Bent tried to ban the PRIDE flag at the July 25th meeting, claiming it was about neutrality. After over 3 hours of public comment […]
National Night Out, which is nationally recognized on the first Tuesday in August annually, was held in the Downtown Fullerton Plaza on August 1. This event serves to enhance relationships between the […]
Todd Huffman’s interview with Russ Cheverton Todd Huffman is the Marketing Director for Fox Theater and Producer/Director at Pipeline Digital Media, LLC. Russ Cheverton owns 360 construction group and does the general […]
The OC Health Care Agency (HCA) Communicable Disease Control Division is reporting an increase in the percentage of positive COVID-19 PCR tests in Orange County residents over the past month. To minimize […]
America is one of the wealthiest nations in the world. Yet when compared to other advanced industrialized countries, it fares dismally in national laws and policies affecting workers. This is a major […]
Local wins the USA National Karate Championship Lifelong Fullerton resident Adam Kraus was the National Karate Champion, for his weight (67 Kg), in Virginia last month. He used Elite Kumite, that when […]
