Celebrate the magic of the holiday season with Fullerton’s own ballet company, Nouveau Chamber Ballet, as they present their 32nd annual production of “The Nutcracker.” Performances will take place on Saturday, December […]
Celebrate the Holiday Season with Nouveau Chamber Ballet’s 32nd Annual Production of “The Nutcracker”
7th Annual Fourth District Kindness Awards Recognize Community Leaders
The 7th Annual Fourth District Kindness Awards were held at Fullerton Free Church on November 13, with Chair Doug Chaffee, Orange County Fourth District Supervisor, announcing the honorees. The event was emceed […]
Hits & Misses: Bugonia: Two Hits
The best way to experience Yorgos Lanthimos’s latest tour de force “Bugonia” is to go in blind—so if you haven’t seen it yet, stop reading and head straight to the theater. The […]
Fullerton College Theatre Arts to Present Anon(ymous) by Naomi Iizuka
Fullerton College Theatre Arts is set to stage the compelling production of *Anon(ymous)*, a play by Naomi Iizuka that offers a modern interpretation of Homer’s *The Odyssey*. Under the direction of Teddy […]
Fullerton Upgrades to Solar Streetlights for Enhanced Nighttime Safety (w/Cost Update)
Fullerton began installing 69 new solar streetlights in October 2025 from Fonroche Lighting America, marking a significant upgrade from its outdated series lighting system. The old system, known for frequent outages and […]
Kid Builders Event to Support Families with Young Children in Brea
A Kid Builders Event aimed at providing essential resources for families with children aged 0 to 5. The free event will take place on December 19, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 […]
Council Member Jamie Valencia Faces Backlash Over Vote Against Immigrant Support Fund
During the City Council meeting on November 18, 2025, attendees questioned Council Member Jaime Valencia about her vote on November 4 against funding local nonprofits that support immigrant families affected by ICE. […]
City of Fullerton Seeks Community Input on Reimagining City Hall Front Lawn
In accordance with California’s Assembly Bill 1572, the City of Fullerton is set to transform its City Hall front lawn, transitioning away from non-functional turf by 2027. This initiative aims to create […]
Fullerton’s Senior Mobility Program Faces Funding Challenges
The Senior Transportation Program in Fullerton is facing significant funding issues, prompting the Senior Advisory Committee to discuss potential changes in their upcoming December meeting. Attendance at the recent October meeting was […]
Assemblywoman Quirk-Silva Hosts State Hearing on Progress of the Orange County Veterans Cemetery at Gypsum Canyon
Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva (D-Fullerton), Chair of the California State Assembly Budget Subcommittee 5 on State Administration, hosted an official state hearing today to provide key updates on the progress of the […]
State Board of Food and Agriculture to Address Local Food Assistance Amid Rising Demand
The California State Board of Food and Agriculture will convene on December 2 to discuss local food assistance programs amid a 20 to 30 percent surge in demand in recent months. The […]
Orange County District Attorney’s Office Joins 11 Other California District Attorneys in Settling Civil Case with Pesticide Firms for $3.15 Million Following Statewide Investigation into Hazardous Waste Violations
Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer, along with 11 other District Attorneys across California, announced the Orange County District Attorney’s Office has reached a $3.15 million settlement with Clark Pest Control of […]
Fullerton Elks Lodge to Host Annual Christmas Tree Lane Fundraiser
The Fullerton Elks Lodge is set to brighten the holiday season with its annual Christmas Tree Lane event on December 7. Open to the public, this festive occasion will showcase a collection […]
Fatal Traffic Collision Involving a Pedestrian in a Crosswalk
Fullerton Police Officers responded to the area of S. Gilbert Street and W. Orangethorpe Avenue on Sunday, November 23, 2025, at approximately 6:43 PM, regarding a traffic collision involving a vehicle and […]
Healthy Awareness: Critical Times for Education
I recently attended the 100th anniversary celebration of Claremont Graduate University (CGU), where interim president Dr. Michelle Bligh and CGU alumna Dr. Cynthia Olivo, now president of Fullerton College, spoke about the […]
Video Observer: Antique Aircraft Fly at Fullerton Airport For Monthly Display Days
Since the late 1990s and early 2000s, Fullerton Airport has been home to Antique Aircraft Display Days, a volunteer-run event held on the second Sunday of every month. Pilots and aviation enthusiasts […]
Fullerton Navigation Center Update Presented to City Council
During the Fullerton City Council meeting on November 18, 2025, Jordan Hoiberg, Director of Housing Strategy and Community Partnerships at Illumination Health and Home, provided an update on the Fullerton Navigation Center, […]
Pathways of Hope Unveils 40th Annual Holiday Community Program Toy and Food Drive
In a heartwarming celebration of generosity, Pathways of Hope is proud to announce its 40th annual Holiday Community Program (HCP) Toy and Food Drive. This cherished tradition uplifts local families in need. […]
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 […]
Inflatables Take Over Local Lawn: A 10-Year Tradition of Holiday Cheer
The inflatables invasion began 10 years ago with a trio of blow-up witches for Halloween. Looming over the lawn of Doreen and Guy Haarlammert’s house on Dorothy Lane, the fan-powered broomstick riders […]
Fullerton Welcomes Delegation from Sister City Fukui, Japan
The Fullerton Sister City Association warmly welcomed a delegation from Fukui, Japan, during the City Council meeting at City Hall on November 18. Co-Presidents Pam Keller and Leah Yamamoto addressed Mayor Jung, […]
Muckenthaler Cultural Center Launches New Art Exhibit: Mindscapes/Landscapes by Bart Palisi
The Muckenthaler Cultural Center has unveiled its latest art exhibit, “Mindscapes/Landscapes: The Artwork of Bart Palisi,” which opened to the public on November 20th and will be on display until January […]
Pathways of Hope Launches Adopt-a-Family Initiative for the Holidays
Pathways of Hope is encouraging community members to participate in its Adopt-a-Family program this holiday season. The initiative aims to provide support to individuals and families living in the organization’s permanent supportive […]
Los Angeles County Public Health Responds to CDC Vaccine and Autism Statement
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has issued a statement addressing recent updates on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)’s “Autism and Vaccines” webpage. The CDC’s revised wording […]
New Legislation Alters Key Benefits for Seniors: What You Need to Know
Millions of Americans depend on Social Security and Medicare to survive. Earlier this year, the President signed into law legislation that makes changes to the benefits our seniors rely on—so Congress Member […]
Orangewood Children and Family Center Celebrates 40 Years
For four decades, Orangewood Children and Family Center (OCFC) has welcomed vulnerable, displaced children into a safe, compassionate temporary home. Originally named Orangewood Children’s Home when it opened in 1985 under Bill […]
Crawford Canyon Park Opens in North Tustin with New Amenities for All Ages
OC Parks is excited to announce the opening of Crawford Canyon Park, featuring new enhancements and amenities for the public of all ages to enjoy. Surrounded by natural rolling landscapes and […]
City of Fullerton Seeks Community Input for Open Space and Environmental Justice Elements
The City of Fullerton is embarking on a significant update to its General Plan by revising its Open Space Element and creating its inaugural Environmental Justice Element, in response to new state […]
opinion: Complicated Street Sweeping Operations in Fullerton Leave Residents Frustrated
What began as a discussion about inadequate parking has evolved into a significant concern over the complexities of street cleaning schedules and parking enforcement practices. Fullerton residents are expressing growing frustration with […]
City Announces Updates to Street Sweeping Schedule
The City of Fullerton’s Public Works Street Division is gearing up for a revised street sweeping schedule that aims to enhance the cleanliness and safety of local roads. The department will be […]
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 […]
Young Observers: mid-November 2025
Spreading the Holiday Spirit by Olive, 10th grade As the end-of-the-year celebrations approach, it is easy to forget that not everyone gets to experience holiday magic. According to the California Association of […]
Why Fullerton Needs a Park Dwelling Fee Policy
From Union Pacific to Independence Park, South Fullerton’s story is one of patience —and policy failure. After 20 years of waiting, Union Pacific Park will finally open, made possible by […]
The DOWNTOWN Report: mid-November 2025
Bookish Thanks to our readers, who apparently also read three-dimensional books printed via ink on real paper, we have a bit more info regarding where you can get such things. Reader Dave […]
November 4 Fullerton Joint Union High School District (FJUHSD) Board Meeting
Supplementing SNAP for FJUHSD students Superintendent Dr. Steve McLaughlin, mentioned that FJUHSD had extended nutritional services during the recent federal government shutdown that suspended Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) allocations for families. […]
