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Out of My Mind: Conservatives Aren’t Always Wrong (Nor Liberals Always Right)

By Jon Dobrer on September 30, 2023 • ( 1 Comment )

Rep. Correa Stands with Service Members and Federal Workers by Refusing His Pay in Event of a Governnment Shutdown

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Orange County Health Care Agency Launches CARE Act to Aid Individuals with Untreated Mental Illness

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Rep. Correa Announces $2 Million in Federal Funding to Decrease Crime in OC, Create Science Programming Space for Families

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California Increases Minimum Wage Protections for Fast-Food Workers

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Bright Futures Grants Awarded to Nonprofit Organizations to Educate Communities About the Benefits of Renewable Energy

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FJUHSD Dual Pathway Programs

By Vivien Moreno on October 28, 2021

La Habra High School Principal Matt Eeles mentioned the Golden Bell award-winning Heritage Humanities dual pathway program during his school report at the September 14 FJUHSD Board meeting. Dual pathway programs offer […]

From the Killing Fields to Orange County: a Refugee Story

By Jesse La Tour on October 25, 2021 • ( 2 Comments )

Fullerton resident Susan Ellis Ouleween is a successful businesswoman. She owns an audiovisual company, works as an HR consultant for major corporations, is a mother of two, and a proud member of […]

Tree of the Month: Coast Live Oak at Fullerton College

By Jane Reifer on October 25, 2021

The Heritage Trees Committee (HTC) presents the Coast Live Oak at 434 E. Chapman Avenue as November’s Tree of the Month. It was chosen to recognize its historic, cultural, and ecological values […]

Council remains deadlocked over relief funds and budget cuts

By Jesse La Tour on October 24, 2021 • ( 2 Comments )

City Council was again unable to come to a consensus at their October 19 meeting about whether to make budget cuts and how to allocate the $32.7 million the City received from […]

Juvenile arrested in murder case

By FPD Press Release on October 23, 2021

A 17-year-old male was arrested on Oct 21 in connection to a murder that happened on May 28. The suspect fired a gun into a vehicle around 8pm on the 3500 block […]

Public safety concerning City parking structures

By Saskia Kennedy on October 21, 2021 • ( 3 Comments )

The public parking structures and downtown area surveillance cameras have been out of order for nearly two years. The City Council unanimously approved $1.4 million for a new camera system at the […]

Planning Commission Notes

By Jane Reifer on October 20, 2021 • ( 3 Comments )

High-Density Housing Proposed for Orangethorpe and Lemon Put on Brief Hold Below are recent and upcoming housing developments discussed by the Fullerton Planning Commission: Street Lights Fullerton: 329 units on 4.77 acres […]

Monte Alban keeps Mexican culture and tradition alive through folkloric dance

By Emerson Little on October 20, 2021

Early on a Saturday morning in a parking lot behind the family-run business of El Pachuco, shouts and spirited cries were exchanged between folkloric dancers and their families in the audience as […]

Fullerton to Release Housing Plan

By Jesse La Tour on October 19, 2021 • ( 1 Comment )

City Planning Manager Heather Allen hosted a virtual community workshop on October 7 to preview Fullerton’s upcoming draft Housing Element, which is set to be released on October 25. A Housing Element […]

The Downtown Report: Mid October Edition

By Mike Ritto on October 19, 2021

Human Library You may think this is about the many “Little free libraries” you read about in the last issue of The Observer. I have one in my neighborhood, and what a […]

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