Two women who campaigned for Congresswoman Michelle Steel in Orange County have filed a class action lawsuit against Elon Musk’s Political Action Committee (PAC), claiming they were denied promised wages and reimbursement […]
Campaign Workers File Class Action Lawsuit Against Elon Musk’s PAC for Wage Violations
Orange County League of Conservation Voters PAC ends
Radiant Futures Launches Year-End Fundraising Drive to Support Survivors of Abuse
Radiant Futures, a vital support center for survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking, elder abuse, and other forms of violence, is calling on the community for help as it aims to raise […]
Senator Umberg Remembers Former President Jimmy Carter
Senator Thomas J. Umberg (D-Santa Ana), Chair of the California Senate Judiciary Committee, released a heartfelt statement following the passing of former President James Earl Carter, Jr., who died yesterday at the […]
Public Health Warns Against Feeding Pets Raw Food Following H5 Bird Flu Virus Detection
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is advising residents to not feed their pets raw food following a voluntary recall of Northwest Naturals Brand 2lb Feline Turkey Recipe Raw & […]
MOTAL moves to new digs in Fullerton
Fullerton’s Museum of Teaching and Learning (MOTAL) is excited to announce that its headquarters/mini-museum is moving into a new nonprofit hub at the corner of Amerige and Lemon Street. The museum’s […]
Approval of Additional Well Installation Report, Former Chicago Musical Instruments, 350 South Raymond Ave, Fullerton
The Department of Toxics Substances Control (DTSC) has officially approved a report detailing the installation of two deep groundwater monitoring wells at the former Chicago Musical Instruments (CMI) site, a location with […]
Video Observer: School on Wheels Program Helps Children Experiencing Homelessness
At an event at Fullerton College in September, Lara Akl, Volunteer Engagement Coordinator for School on Wheels, connected with community college students and Fullerton residents to recruit volunteers and share information […]
IRS increases the standard mileage rate for business use in 2025; key rate increases 3 cents to 70 cents per mile
The Internal Revenue Service today announced that the optional standard mileage rate for automobiles driven for business will increase by 3 cents in 2025, while the mileage rates for vehicles used for […]
The Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Joins Initiative to Improve Representation and Experiences of Women in Policing
The Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) is joining the 30×30 Initiative to advance the representation, experiences, and well-being of women in policing. The initiative, which includes nearly 400 federal, state, and […]
A Global Minimum Wage Would Reduce Poverty and Corporate Power
In today’s world of widespread poverty and unprecedented wealth, how about raising the wages of the most poorly paid workers? This October, the World Bank reported that “8.5 percent of the global population―almost 700 […]
CSUF Reaches Record-High Enrollment, Fall 2024 Data Shows
Cal State Fullerton is experiencing a record-high year for enrollment. Fall 2024 data showed that CSUF enrolled 43,662 students this semester — increasing about 4% from 41,962 enrolled students in fall 2023. CSUF […]
Prepare to file in 2025: Get Ready for tax season with key updates, essential tips
With the 2025 filing season quickly approaching, the Internal Revenue Service encouraged taxpayers to take key steps now to prepare for filing their 2024 federal income tax returns next year. The IRS […]
Second-striker Charged with Hitting, Killing 67-year-old Woman While Leading Police on High-Speed Pursuit Through Orange County After Stealing Legos from Fullerton Grocery Store
A repeat thief is accused of being under the influence of drugs during a police chase that reached nearly 90 miles per hour on surface streets. A second-striker who stole Legos from […]
Balance and Change: Giving of Yourself is a Precious Gift
This is the time for giving, but perhaps we can make it a time for helping as well. It can be easy to give. Whether it is sending money or going on […]
Healthy Awareness: Looking Back at Technology
One of the highlights of my life was obtaining a master’s degree in 1975. Given today’s technology, it’s hard to believe I used a card catalog to find past research in my […]
Parks & Recreation Notes: December 9 meeting
Tree Division Update West Coast Arborists Inc. is currently providing contract tree services to the City of Fullerton. November Trees Trimmed Citywide: 268 Trees/Stumps Removed Citywide: 47 Tree planted citywide: 1 December […]
City Council Meeting December 17, 2024: Saying goodbye to Councilmember Bruce Whitaker, declaration of elected council, and appointing Mayor and Mayor Pro-tem
This has been transcribed with the assistance of Microsoft Word. The Orange Empire Chorus opened the meeting with the National Anthem and a Christmas song. The Orange Empire Chorus recently had their […]
Local Resident Raises Awareness of Drug Overdose Epidemic in Memory of Son
Since losing her son, Stephen Frank Chaplin, to a drug overdose in 2022, Fullerton resident Andree Scanlon has spent countless hours raising awareness of the epidemic of drug use and addiction. Her […]
Public Health Reminds Residents to Take Precautions to Protect the Most Vulnerable from COVID-19 this Holiday Season
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is reminding residents to remain vigilant as the holidays approach and to use the preventive tools available to protect the County’s most vulnerable populations […]
The DOWNTOWN Report: mid-December 2024
Navigating A Busy Downtown Heads up: many events were happening in the area on a busy Friday, December 6th, evening, so we opted for parking at the structure east of Harbor at […]
Commemorating Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day
Do you know how many people die while experiencing homelessness in your community each year? Communities across the country will soon commemorate National Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day with vigils on December 21, […]
Return of ‘Kids for Cash’ and a Look Within
More than 15 years after the “kids for cash” scandal shocked the nation, it’s back, stirring not just public incredulity but, for some, soul-slicing memories of hell on Earth. This is thanks to […]
Public Health Warns Against Consuming Raw Milk Following Additional Detections of H5 Bird Flu Virus
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is urging residents to avoid consuming or feeding their pets raw milk due to the ongoing spread of H5 bird flu in dairy cows. […]
Supervisor Sarmiento to Introduce Room Voucher Pilot Program to Address Cold Weather Shelter Needs
The pilot program will address the lack of cold-weather shelter beds for kids and families. Supervisor Vicente Sarmiento announced he will introduce an item before the Board of Supervisors to address the […]
Opinion: Unrwa may be forced to stop saving lives in Gaza. Will the world let that happen?
The UN agency entrusted with the protection and welfare of Palestine refugees for three-quarters of a century, Unrwa, which I lead, was always meant to be temporary. The conclusion of its mandate […]
Visit the Free Traveling Exhibit “Your Baby’s Amazing Brain” on December 20
Developed in collaboration with experts from Cal State Fullerton’s Departments of Child and Adolescent Studies and Human Services over the span of two and a half years, the exhibition boasts a groundbreaking […]
Fullerton Council Meeting Highlights Controversial Mayor Selection
Fred Jung self-nominated and was reappointed as the Mayor of Fullerton during a contentious city council meeting. The proceedings began when Mayor Dunlap nominated Councilmember Shana Charles for the mayoral position. This […]
County of Orange Creates Online Claim Form For Those Seeking Money or Damages From County
The County of Orange has created an online claim form for those persons who are seeking money or damages from the County for the Airport Fire. This online form is in addition […]
Latest updates on Walk on Wilshire
Supporters of Walk on Wilshire (WoW) gathered at the October 15 City Council meeting, packing the venue to advocate for the permanent retention of the pedestrian-friendly space in Downtown Fullerton. The passionate […]
Fatal Hit-and-Run Incident Following Police Pursuit
A chaotic series of events unfolded on December 18, 2024, culminating in a tragic accident that claimed the life of a female motorist in her 60s. At approximately 12:38 PM, a Fullerton […]
Piano powerhouses Duo Turgeon Performs in Fullerton Once Again!
The Fullerton Friends of Music hosted Canadian pianists’ power couple, Anne Louise-Turgeon and Edward Turgeon who invigorated the audience inside the Fullerton First United Methodist Church with a passionate performance on December […]
Local Youth March for Freedom and Peace
Dozens of young volunteers from the International Peace Youth Group (IPYG) gathered at Santa Monica Pier on November 30, demonstrating their commitment to freedom and peace. The event attracted participation from a […]
Fullerton Police Investigate Aggravated Assault and Kidnapping Case
Fullerton Police received a report on December 11, 2024, from an adult female claiming she was the victim of aggravated assault, sexual assault, and kidnapping that originated in Fullerton. The victim informed […]
Fullerton’s First Night 2025: A New Year’s Eve Celebration for the Whole Family
The City of Fullerton is excited to announce the return of First Night 2025, the city’s beloved New Year’s Eve celebration. This family-friendly event will take place on December 31, 2024, from […]
