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 […]
How America undervalues working people and how workers are fighting back
Local winners and celebrations: August 2023
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 […]
Downtown Report: August 2023
Downtown Report Wilshire Theater -Take A Seat, Part II If you missed part one, go to page 9 in the July issue, continuously available online at http://www.fullertonobserver.com. Just click on E-EDITION. […]
Community Service Award Goes to Egleth Nuncci
Egleth’s community activism began with a mission to enhance her daughters’ education and contribute to a better Fullerton. As President of the Fullerton District English Learner Advisory Committee (DELAC), she played a […]
Ameena Mirza Qazi: Illuminating Paths of Justice and Equality
Ameena Mirza Qazi’s exceptional dedication to civil rights, social justice, and equal representation has made her an extraordinary advocate and an inspiring voice for the marginalized. Through her legal expertise and activism, […]
City Council Notes: July 18 Meeting Report
Recognition Awards “We are here for a very positive situation and want to take a moment just to recognize the team of professionals that on May 15th saved a two-month-old baby boy […]
Touring the Meals on Wheels OC Community Kitchen
Have you ever wondered how Meals on Wheels Orange County develops and distributes millions of meals per year? Several months ago, I received a flyer in the mail asking this exact […]
Is Fullerton Bicycle Plan in danger of being nibbled to death?
The August 1st Council agenda has an item (#20) that would overturn a previous Council action (November 1, 2022) to reject a staff proposal to remove a crosswalk on Chapman at Hart […]
CSUF Dendroclimatologist: What Tree Rings Can Tell Us About Heat Waves
California’s climate has changed drastically over the past hundred years, and it will continue to change as the Earth gets warmer, resulting in higher temperatures and more severe heat waves. Cal State […]
Red Cross needs help to avert a blood shortage
After a summer of declining donations, the American Red Cross needs the public’s help to prevent a blood shortage. When a donor makes and keeps an appointment to give blood or platelets […]
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