The following is an excerpt of the judge’s discourse and entire transcript from several lawsuits brought against ICE and DHS for arresting/detaining citizens in Minneapolis without cause, sending them to detention centers […]
Pinta Writers Group to Host Monthly Card-Making Event for LGBTQ+ Community
The Pinta Writers Group is set to resume its monthly gatherings on the first Saturday of each month, offering a supportive space for individuals to create and send birthday and note cards […]
Power Outage along Harbor in Fullerton
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 […]
New Era, New Energy: Fullerton Museum Center Reopens After Major Renovation
The Fullerton Museum Center is set to celebrate its grand reopening on Saturday, Nov. 22, following a significant renovation funded by a long-awaited $4.5 million state grant. This initiative not only pays […]
Final Call for Applications: Southern California Association of Governments’ Future Leaders Initiative Empowers Young Civic Leaders
The Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) is inviting young adults to participate in its Future Leaders Initiative, a six-month civic leadership program designed to cultivate the next generation of planners, civic […]
Fullerton Discusses Options to Assist Immigrant Families
There was overwhelming public support at the 10/21/2025 City Council meeting for Fullerton to offer assistance to families affected by ICE actions. The issue is expected to return to council for final […]
Seven Facts on Immigration that Every American Should Know (2025)
The following study is reprinted from the USC Equity Research Institute website: Data-driven research affirms the essential role that immigrants—regardless of legal status—play in strengthening the U.S. economy, enriching communities, and contributing […]
Irvine may lead action to safer nuclear waste storage at San Onofre: Will other cities join in?
September. 30, 2025 may mark the day communities in Southern California first took initiative to protect themselves from deadly nuclear waste stranded indefinitely at San Onofre. With Irvine Mayor Larry Agran […]
Trump Executive Orders Follow Project 2025 Instructions
During the presidential campaign, Trump answered questions and posted on his social media that he knew nothing about Project 2025 and didn’t know who was behind it. This despite at least 23 […]
Follow the Money on Prop 50
(See Contributors to YES & No campaigns Below) Ballots for the California Special Election have begun to arrive through the mail for the Prop 50 question which seeks to allow temporary new […]
Fire Prevention Week, October 5-11, 2025, to address lithium-ion battery risks and ways to minimize them
Most of the electronics in our homes — smartphones, tablets, power and lawn tools, laptops, e-cigarettes, headphones, and toys, to name just a few — are powered by lithium-ion batteries. However, if […]
Citizenship Clinic Sept 20
Dear Neighbor, Citizenship is a chance for hardworking families across our community to earn a chance at their own American Dream. All around our community, these families run small businesses, study at our […]
Dark Room: Selections from the Fullerton College Art Collection on View until October 8th
From mixed media to handcrafted fabrics to printmaking and mixed media collages to sculptures, illustrations and photographs, the Fullerton College Art Gallery’s latest exhibition, Dark Room: Selections from the Fullerton College Art […]
Le Potager Celebrates 25th Anniversary
One-of-a-Kind Fullerton Shop Keeps Alive the Spirit of Elegance in local Historic Home “Expect the unique” is the slogan of John Reed’s interior décor store Le Potager, and visitors to the store […]
When You Can’t Tell the Cops from the Robbers: A Civil Rights Lawyer’s Perspective on Government Overreach
As a civil rights lawyer, I wanted to dedicate my life to preserving and defending the Bill of Rights. I saw that as the highest duty imposed by my oath to “preserve […]
Should Fullerton Sign on to Lawsuit Against Illegal ICE Tactics?
Fullerton City Council is set to consider joining a multi-city and state lawsuit against the federal government for authorizing unlawful actions taking place in local jurisdictions by masked, unidentified ICE agents without […]
Building Blocks of Partnership: Women’s Club of Fullerton and Ocean Subaru Support Children’s Center
The tiniest Titans at Cal State Fullerton now have a brand-new set of interlocking planks and blocks to spark their creativity, thanks to a generous donation from the Women’s Club of Fullerton (WCOF), […]
Commentary: What the West Got Wrong: Muslim Women Don’t Need Saving—And When They Do, Where Are You?
What sparked me to write this article was the persistent and reductive narrative that resurfaced following the recent U.S.–Israel bombing of Iran. Predictably, media coverage and social media posts quickly recycled the […]
OC Grand Jury Report: Homelessness: Is Orange County Moving in the Right Direction?
The Grand Jury sought to determine best practice strategies for both decreasing and preventing homelessness, and what myths and facts are associated with that condition. Dispelling the myths about homelessness is important […]
Jackbooted ICE Thugs are Domestic Terrorists
“We have met the enemy and he is us” –Pogo by Walt Kelley The head of ICE, Tom Homan, hates being accused of leading an American version of the Gestapo. However, if […]
Fullerton Collaborative hosts Free State of the Community with Mayor Fred Jung on June 9
Opinion: Springtime for Donald and Elon
Once we depose Trump and deport Musk we can laugh about their greedy corrupt behavior even as we tend to the disastrous damage they did. They will fail, if Americans rise up […]
BERNIE & AOC Live Fighting Oligarchy Today March 21
•Senator Bernie Sanders and House Representative Alexandria Ocasio Cortez (AOC), are drawing multi-thousands in town halls across the country to oppose Trump/Vance/Musk Administration actions in destroying safety nets for working class […]
Protesters Marched In Anaheim’s Historic District For Immigration & Education Reform
Protesters gathered late March 6 in Anaheim’s historic downtown district against President Donald Trump’s anti-immigration policy and his attempt to dismantle The Department of Education. This comes as protests across Orange County […]
Heritage Museum of Orange County Brings Local History to John Wayne Airport
The Heritage Museum of Orange County (HMOC) announced the opening of a new exhibit showcasing the rich history of the region in the pre-security public area of John Wayne Airport. This […]
Holistic Health Fair Draws Enthusiastic Crowd in Fullerton
The Woman’s Club of Fullerton (WCOF) hosted its 10th annual Holistic Health Fair on February 16 at The Elk’s Lodge, attracting a large audience interested in wellness and personal growth. The event […]
CalOptima Health Awards Over $16 Million for Community Cancer Screening and Support
The program for Medi-Cal members aims to decrease late-stage cancer diagnosis rates, increase early detection, and improve quality and member experience during cancer screening and treatment. To kick off its $50.1 million […]
North Orange County Chamber of Commerce Talks with Mayor Nick Dunlap
The North Orange County Chamber of Commerce is excited to invite you to its latest episode of ChamberTalk, featuring an exclusive conversation with the City of Fullerton’s Mayor, Nick Dunlap. In this […]
The Importance of Local Media: How to Become a Citizen Reporter
The Importance of Local Media Since just before the start of the pandemic, over 360 newspapers in the United States have shut down, according to a new report from Northwestern University’s journalism […]
The life of Nancy Elizabeth Bliss Estes
Nancy Elizabeth Bliss Estes 1952-2024 Nancy Elizabeth Bliss Estes, mother, grandmother, sister, friend, and resident of Fullerton for 54 years, passed away on June 2 at St. Jude Hospital surrounded by her […]
HUD Innovations in Ending Homelessness Roundtable Series: The Person-Centered CoC – August 8, 2024
2024 HUD Innovations in Ending Homelessness Roundtable Series: The Person-Centered CoC – August 8, 2024 – 1:00 PM EDT This series is a continuation of the Rapid Rehousing (RRH) Roundtable Discussion Series, which included […]
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 […]
Law Enforcement’s Response to Mental Health Calls for Service
Summary Approximately 8.8 million Americans have a severe mental illness such as schizophrenia, severe bipolar disorder, or major depression with psychiatric features.1 Almost half of these people are treated on a given […]
Fullerton Bicycle Forum: How you can make Fullerton safer for bicyclists
Anjali Tapadia, a bicycle enthusiast and Fullerton Councilmember Dr. Ahmad Zahra held a Bicycle Forum on June 13, 2024. Ms. Tapadia gave a presentation along with OC Power Authority, the Fullerton […]
How Many Names Can a Commenter Have?
Why do some people feel the need to comment using several fake names? If they truly believe in their opinion, why not comment consistently using one version of their own name—or, if […]
