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Fullerton Natives I was recently given a tour of the facility, formerly known as Women’s Transitional Living Center, now run by the same folks but renamed Radiant Futures to distinguish itself from a former shelter, […]
Advocates from the group “Fullerton is Our Home, Belonging for All Immigrants” are rallying to support individuals affected by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) actions in the community. The rally is scheduled […]
Police arrived to an apartment complex on W. Wilshire in Fullerton after a 911 call at 11am Tuesday, Oct 21, by a man who reported four of his friends (a woman, […]
Live music performance has an overwhelmingly positive impact on a city and helps bring in revenue. Amongst audiences, it bridges artificial borders between diverse groups of people. It attracts youth to music […]
The recent noise ordinance proposed by the Fullerton City Council raises serious concerns for the local small business community. By imposing a strict cut-off for outdoor entertainment at 10 pm, the […]
Madero 1899, a restaurant offering traditional and contemporary Mexican-inspired cuisine, located at 111 N. Harbor Boulevard, will be hosting an event titled“Ritmos Del Corazon” on November 2, 2025. It’s a celebration of […]
What types of businesses do you think would enrich the experience of downtown? A recent survey by the Fullerton Observer has gathered insights from 465 local residents about enhancing the downtown experience. […]
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No More Mania What is going on? We have many changes here all of a sudden. A fabled treasure is gone, as Modelmania is no more. Been there so long, maybe the […]