Clarification:An earlier version inaccurately described a lawsuit by Oscar Valadez against Jozef Maldonado regarding ballot designations. The case, titled Valadez v. Page (Orange County Superior Court case no. 30-2026-01592248-CU-WM-CJC), was brought against […]
Reposted from the Hornet – Fullerton College Student Newspaper: https://fchornetmedia.com/38481/showcase/fullerton-college-reintroduces-historic-300-building-after-two-years-of-construction/ The new home for Business and Computer Information Systems is finally open after construction began in spring 2024. Fullerton College celebrated […]
Indivisible CA45 will host a “Workers Over Billionaires” Labor Day Rally on Monday, September 7, 2026, to highlight the pressing issues facing working families in today’s economic landscape. The rally will take […]
Event Date: Saturday, September 12, 2026, from 8:30 to 11:30 am Location: Fullerton Community Center, 340 W. Commonwealth Ave, Fullerton, CA Hosted by: Assemblymember Sharon Quirk-Silva Phone #: (714) 521-6713 Click here to […]
Join OC Parks, Newport Bay Conservancy and fellow volunteers for Coastal Cleanup Day at Upper Newport Bay on Saturday, September 19. Spend the morning protecting local coastlines and wildlife, and help remove […]
In response to a noticeable uptick in mosquito populations and the associated risks of mosquito-borne diseases, the Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District (OCMVCD) will implement targeted mosquito control measures in […]
A fire broke out on Wednesday, August 12, at a shoe factory next to Fullerton Municipal Airport, sending thick black smoke billowing into the sky. The incident briefly shut down the airport […]
California lawmakers recently passed a significant bill to boost local journalism, known as the Community News Act, or Assembly Bill 2222. This measure could send over $40 million each year to news […]
Second phase of Orange County’s forensic audit reviewed 681 contracts worth $1.7 billion and found the warning signs around a supervisor’s daughter were raised early — and repeatedly ignored Orange County officials […]
The Phase 2 acquisition to permanently protect the rest of West Coyote Hills’ 510-acre habitat — serving 2 million residents in park-poor communities spanning Orange and Los Angeles Counties — is entering […]
The shocking surge in nationwide ICE arrests in July 2026, hitting an astonishing 49,571 individuals, is nothing short of a crisis! This unprecedented number is a stark reminder of the extreme measures […]
Five measures on the November 3, 2026 ballot pose questions about taxes. Should those with net worth of a billion or over contribute a one-time 5% tax to help support public services? […]
The VA Long Beach Healthcare System announced the reopening of the PIER (Partnership in Effective Recovery), a newly renovated peer-led resource center for Veterans dealing with mental illness. The expanded center is […]
It is with great delight that the Snappy Tappers of OLLI, Cal State Fullerton, wish their dear member, Connie Kohn, a HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY! After her husband of 65 years passed away 10 […]
California’s new transit-housing law took effect July 1, creating new development rules near qualifying transit stops in seven California counties. But the law does not apply to every property near every station, […]
The temperature in Fullerton rose to 100 degrees Fahrenheit on August 23. I went to the mall to escape the heat, but many others had the same idea. Not everyone can escape […]
Second phase of Orange County’s forensic audit reviewed 681 contracts worth $1.7 billion and found the warning signs around a supervisor’s daughter were raised early — and repeatedly ignored Orange County officials […]
Fullerton Union High School is embarking on an ambitious athletics project to elevate the student-athlete experience by developing modern facilities. In collaboration with Erickson-Hall Construction Co. through its Lease-Leaseback services, the […]
This is a summary. The full document and sources is at the end. When Orange County supervisors voted in December 2024 to hire outside auditors, the assignment sounded narrow: figure out what […]
A fact-checked look at Ordinance 3340, Fullerton Municipal Code § 15.42.050, and the state laws behind them The Fullerton City Council adopted Ordinance No. 3340 at the March 18, 2025 City Council […]
On a beautiful sunny day at Tara’s Chance horse ranch in Fullerton, a previously dark but well-used path was transformed into a safer, brightly lit walkway thanks to a $2,500 donation […]
Indivisible CA45 hosted its fifth annual picnic at Hillcrest Park on Saturday, August 22. There were 45 people in attendance to build community, take a break from the work of political advocacy, […]
The Council voted 4-1 on August 18, 2026, to approve a funding reconciliation with the Orange County Transportation Authority that requires Fullerton to return $126,000 in previously expended grant funds — a […]
Curriculum helps students explore renewable energy, climate and community decision-making. Orange County Power Authority (OCPA), a not-for-profit community clean energy provider, is offering a series of free, classroom-ready lesson plans that introduce students to […]
Temperatures in Coastal Orange County are expected to reach 95°F, with Inland areas ranging from the mid‑90s up to 105°F through Friday, August 28. High temperatures increase the risk of heat-related illnesses […]
At approximately 10:39 am on August 23, 2026, the Fullerton Police Department received a call from the Orange County Sheriff’s Department regarding an assault with a deadly weapon that had occurred in a parking […]
After emotional testimony from residents on August 18, 2026, the Council unanimously approved a TEFRA resolution allowing tax-exempt bonds to finance the acquisition of Magnolia Ridge Mobile Home Park by the nonprofit […]
The Council approved a resolution authorizing the issuance of special tax bonds for Community Facilities District No. 3, The Pines at Sunrise Village, completing a financing process that began in 2022. Staff explained […]
Opening Reception of Final Rites: Death, Mourning, and Beyond Join the Fullerton Museum for an unforgettable evening celebrating the opening of Final Rites: Death, Mourning, and Beyond on Saturday, September 5, 2026, […]
Fullerton action builds on escalating statewide mobilization demanding CSU pay 1,100 skilled-trades workers long-overdue, contractually owed raises and negotiate a fair contract. Teamsters Local 2010 members will rally and picket on Wednesday, […]
If there’s anything I’ve learned in the last decade, it’s to be more like Dolly. Dolly Parton is dead. I’m writing this mere hours after hearing the news and you are reading […]
For more than three decades, Curt Dunlap has left pieces of his artwork on people throughout Fullerton. Some of those people have grown older alongside him. Some have returned years later. And […]
The Fullerton City Council unanimously voted to direct city staff to issue a request for proposals for an economic development strategic plan, following a detailed presentation that highlighted four years of city […]
The Fullerton City Council made a decision on August 18, 2026, by voting 4-1 to start looking into three city-owned properties that could be used for housing. They decided to focus first […]
The League of Women Voters of Orange County will host its annual Kickoff and Silent Auction on Saturday, September 19, 2026, at 10:30 am at Coyote Hills Golf Club. The event will […]
