The Illumination Foundation hosted a community meeting at the library at 5pm on Friday November 1 to answer residents’ questions about a Fullerton Shelter providing Recuperative Care for 60 people experiencing homelessness […]
Council to Vote on Proposed Homeless Facility
Two Fullerton Wildfires Now Contained
On October 30, the Fullerton Fire Department responded to a brush fire in the Brea Dam area of Fullerton. Fullerton Fire, Orange County Fire Authority Air Ops, and Fullerton Police responded. Harbor […]
Assistance League to Celebrate 80 Years of Service
Next year, the Assistance League of Fullerton, one of the town’s longest-running philanthropic organizations, will celebrate 80 years of service to the community. The Fullerton Auxiliary of the Assistance League of Orange […]
Muckenthaler Cultural Center’s Art @ Work Program
by Matthew Horton-Pope, Karina Garcia, Bladimir Reyes, and Joshua Galindo SkyPets is a cooperative group of student entrepreneurs who have learned about art and business while working in the Muckenthaler Cultural Center’s “Art […]
There’s Something Strange in the Neighborhood
Who you gonna call? NOPS! The North Orange County Paranormal Society is a resource for people seeking help with understanding their paranormal experiences. I remembered seeing a presentation by the group back […]
The City of Fullerton vs. The FFFF Blog
On October 24 the City of Fullerton filed a lawsuit against the Friends for Fullerton’s Future (FFFF) Blog and some of its authors for allegedly illegally downloading confidential files from a city […]
Photos from Dia de Los Muertos at Fullerton College
On Thursday, October 24 in the campus quad, The Fullerton College Ethnic Studies Department invited the campus community to its annual celebration of Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead). This […]
Fullerton Files Lawsuit Against Local Blog
City Seeks Restraining Order and Return of Documents Obtained Through Unauthorized Access FULLERTON, California (October 24, 2019) – The City of Fullerton filed a complaint in Orange County Superior Court against the […]
Why is it Important to Support Local, Independent News?
This year, the Fullerton Observer celebrated 41 years of existence. Since 1978, it has been a small, family-owned operation staffed by local volunteers. The Observer is the only independent hometown paper remaining […]
“The Twilight Zone” at Stages Theater
Stages Theater enters “The Twilight Zone” playing now through November 9. This popular theatrical adaptation of Rod Serling’s classic TV series features various self-contained stories in a mixture of fantasy, science fiction, […]
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