Fullerton Observer

Fans of playwright and director Mary Zimmerman and anyone who loves dark fairy tales are in for a treat next month when Stages Theatre opens its production of “The Secret in the […]

When the County of Orange incorporated in 1889, a number of towns, including Fullerton (1904), Newport Beach (1906), and Huntington Beach (1909), quickly followed suit. During these early years, Orange County had […]

At their September 18th meeting, in the face of public outcry, Fullerton City Council unanimously voted down a proposal to take over the Library Board of Trustees. The proposal to replace the […]

Ever since my grandparents moved to Fullerton, my family has been going to library book sales. My parents are now members of the Friends of the Fullerton Public Library, a non-profit organization […]

Over 50 people attended a candidate forum hosted by the Fullerton Collaborative at the Fullerton Library Community Room on September 10th to hear the candidates respond to issues not typically discussed at […]

Opening my bedroom window on a sweltering summer day, I noticed that a mosquito had climbed through a tiny hole in the screen. After using a spray bottle with rubbing alcohol to […]

In this intense political season, many people tend to focus mainly on the “big” races for governor or congress. However, it’s important also to pay attention to the “smaller” races–who is running […]

In an effort to protect groundwater near the cities of Anaheim and Fullerton, the Orange County Water District (OCWD) has begun a study to investigate and establish an area-wide cleanup plan for […]

The second of four planned meetings of the Hunt Library Ad Hoc Committee took place in the Community Room of Fullerton’s Main Branch Library on Monday, August 6. The Ad Hoc’s agenda […]

Cal State LA Professor of Anthropology Chor-Swang Ngin  was one of four Outstanding Professors honored for excellence in teaching and significant achievement in scholarly inquiry or creativity, as well as professional activities […]