Fullerton Observer

Candlelight Vigil and Protests Held in Honor of Renee Good

A rally organized by the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) took place in Orange County today, part of a series of nationwide protests addressing the tragic killing of Renee Nicole Good […]

Fullerton Union High School Students Launch Therapy Dog Club for Mental Wellness

During finals week of my freshman year, I watched how some of my friends and I were stressed out and not being able to deal with it in healthy ways. It was […]

Public Boos As Council Bloc Selects Same Mayor For 2026

The overflow crowd booed at the December 16 council meeting, as Councilmembers Jung, Dunlap and Valencia voted Jung in for his fourth time as mayor, again passing over District 5 Councilmember Zahra […]

Out of My Mind: 2025 The Year that Was

Year-end columns usually highlight the high points. What to do with a year that is an accumulation of “low points?” If “Comedy is tragedy plus time,” this could be a very funny […]

Fullerton Plays Whack-A-Mole With Illegal Dispensaries

Fullerton’s newly elected City Council voted in February 2021 to undo the previous council’s decision to legalize cannabis sales. Nearly five years later, the city continues to struggle to shut down illegal […]

Out of My Mind: Venezuela: Hubris Nemesis & Self-Delusion

President Trump’s words seldom reveal much truth. He’s attached to the moment without future or past and offers his wishes and desires as if they were factual. It’s a psychological issue whether […]

Chance Theater Announces 2026 Season Opener: Award-Winning Musical “Once

Chance Theater, Anaheim’s official resident theater company, is thrilled to announce the first show of Chance’s 2026 Season, Once, featuring book by Enda Walsh, music and lyrics by Glen Hansard & Markéta […]

Troy High School Annual Military Inspection

Troy High School NJROTC held its Annual Military Inspection (AMI) on November 20 in the North Gym, bringing together nearly 400 cadets for evaluation, drill and ceremony. The inspection, required for […]

Fullerton’s Need for Low-Barrier Shelters and Affordable Housing

Fullerton is still facing a homelessness crisis, with estimates indicating that between 300 and 400 individuals are without stable housing. This issue is part of a larger trend in Orange County, which […]