Novel EsoGuard Swallow Test Offers Life-Saving Early Detection Recent research published in JAMA highlights a concerning rise in esophageal and gastrointestinal cancers. Firefighters are particularly vulnerable, with studies indicating they have a […]
Comedy, like cats and movements, is territorial. This comes to mind upon hearing the announcement that CBS has cancelled not just Stephen Colbert, but the Late Show itself. Here in Fullerton, at […]
“… like a moth to a flame …” –William Shakespeare THE FLAME! What I Did for Love Fiery scenes from the world of opera. Featuring music by Strauss, Mozart, Cimarosa, Sullivan, Massenet, […]
Humanity has a serious nuclear weapons problem. We have created a weapon that is so powerful that it poses an existential threat to us as a species. Not surprisingly, the use of […]
Indivisible 45 held a Good Trouble candlelight vigil on Thursday, July 17, to honor the “national day of nonviolent action” on the fifth anniversary of the death of Rep. John Lewis, D-Georgia. […]
The County of Orange Social Services Agency (SSA) is aware ofAssociated Press, Wired and Los Angeles Times reporting that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) may have direct access to Medicaid (Medi-Cal) data. […]
Printmaking with Professional Artists & Professors in the Fullerton College Parking Lot on Saturday, July 19 For the second year in a row, the Fullerton College Art Department will be hosting a […]
Supporting local entrepreneurs is essential for the economic vitality of Fullerton. Small businesses play a significant role in driving community engagement, creating jobs, and fostering a sense of belonging among residents. At […]
Public comments • Karen Lloreda stated, “I want to express my concerns regarding the number of leases we will be discussing during the summer agendas. Why is it so difficult to obtain […]
Fullerton has received an invitation to rejoin the Association of California Cities in Orange County (ACC OC), a move that would come with an estimated annual cost of $21,863. This fee includes […]
The Republic Services work stoppage has officially ended. Republic Services employees have returned to work, and regular trash, recycling, and organics/green waste collection is resuming for both residential and commercial customers in […]
In Fullerton, a local establishment, Nasung Sool Co., is spearheading a revival of interest in makgeolli, a traditional Korean rice wine. Currently, the distillation process turning Makgeolli into Soju (spirits) occurs in […]
To promote peace through mutual respect, understanding, and cooperation, one individual, one community at a time. Eighteen High School Students and their chaperones recently returned from an incredible trip to our […]
Since March, activists have been gathering every Monday from 5 to 6:30 PM at the corner of State College and Imperial Hwy in Brea, California. The protests have attracted a growing number […]
Statement from Dr. Barbara Ferrer, Director of LA County Public Health; Dr. Christina Ghaly, Director of LA County Health Services; and Dr. Lisa Wong, Director of LA County Mental Health Services on […]
EKI Environment & Water, Inc. (EKI) has released its Monthly Status Report for June 2025 regarding the Soil Vapor Extraction (SVE) and In Situ Air Sparging (IAS) systems at the Former Chicago […]
More and more citizens and organizations are preparing for and responding to ICE raids with all the resources they can muster. They are not waiting for elected officials to take action. They […]
“Good Trouble: End ICE Terror” Event Calls Out Modern-Day Tyranny In a powerful call to action that echoes the spirit of the Declaration of Independence, residents from across South Orange County will […]
CLOSED SESSION: City Property Negotiations and Ongoing Litigation The Summit Restaurant Lease Agreement The session will focus on the property located at 2000 East Bastanchury Road in Fullerton, with Deputy City Manager […]
The Senior Club of Fullerton hosted a ‘Celebrate America’ Social at the Fullerton Community Center on Thursday evening, July 10th. Seniors donned red, white and blue outfits and enjoyed music from DJ […]
Fullerton’s waste collection services are facing delays due to ongoing labor disputes. Residents are advised to leave their trash carts out until service is completed. Those in association communities should consult their […]
I am a lifelong Fullertonian and a Commissioner on the City’s Transportation and Circulation Commission. I’m passionate about infrastructure that fosters civic pride, connects our City, and keeps people safe. These are […]
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Disaster preparedness isn’t something to think about only during emergencies. It’s a mindset and a habit that everyone, including students, families, and educators, can benefit from. For Robin Mundschau, Principal of Parks […]
When Bill Moyers gave me a shot in the early 1990’s and hired me as a fledgling producer/director, he was a couple of years younger than my parents. Yet he never […]
A protest opposing Vice President J.D. Vance took place on Friday July 11, 2025, commencing at 5:30 PM at the intersection of Katella Avenue and Harbor Boulevard. Demonstrators marched towards Disneyland Way, […]
A federal court found on July 11, 2025, that the federal government’s ongoing immigration raids in Southern California and its denial of access to counsel for arrested immigrants likely violated the Constitution, […]
Even if you’re not a Formula One fan, F1: The Movie is well worth seeing—and absolutely demands to be seen on the big screen. Director Joseph Kosinski, hand-picked by Tom Cruise to […]
As summer enters full swing, the Fullerton Community Center (FCC) is hosting a multitude of activities for people of all ages to stay active and busy throughout the coming months. Located at […]
•This Week in Democracy – Week 24 Zeteo’s project to document the ongoing, week-by-week growth of authoritarianism in the Trump second term https://zeteo.com/p/this-week-in-democracy-week-24-trump •See Every Side of Every Story GroundNews gathers news […]
Outdoor enthusiasts often seek trails that provide both an engaging experience and convenient access. This guide offers a detailed overview of local trail loops, organized by their respective starting points, making it […]
In a collaborative effort, the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) partnered with the San Bernardino County Fire Department over several weekends leading up to July 4th to intercept illegal […]
Following a suggestion from a Fullerton Observer reader named Jeff, I decided to look into the history behind the Fullerton Hostel by Brea Dam Park off Harbor Boulevard. Beyond the park’s boundary, at the end […]
The family members and business entities named in a $400 million lawsuit by Albert Bushala have formally responded in court, asking a judge to dismiss the case on multiple legal grounds. Their […]
A Gathering of Olympians and Talented Swimmers In mid-June, the Fullerton Aquatics Sports Team (FAST) hosted its third annual Jon Urbanchek Invitational at the Janet Evans Swim Complex in Independence Park. The […]
