Residents of Fullerton’s Latino community gathered at the CSUF Center for Healthy Neighborhoods (Don Castro Center) on Monday, February 3 to talk about their worries regarding immigration policies under President Trump. […]
Community Forum in Fullerton Discusses Immigration Fears
Tracking Executive Orders & Lawsuits Filed Against Trump/Vance/Musk Administration
Everything seems to be moving so fast it can be hard to keep up. Two websites do an excellent job of that by tracking the 75 lawsuits filed (so far) against the […]
Follow the Money: 460 Candidate disclosure
Candidate & Committee Disclosures (covering 10/20/24 – 12/31/24 (due Jan 28, 2025)) with update including school Bond measure committees =========== Jamie Valencia (ID# 1471578) (Valencia 4 Fullerton City Council) D4 Total Contributions […]
League of Women Voters of Orange Coast Calls for Participation in 24-Hour Economic Blackout
The League of Women Voters of Orange Coast, a non-partisan organization devoted to promoting civic engagement and informed participation in government, is urging its members and supporters to join in a significant […]
Indivisible CA-45: A Local Force for Change in Fullerton
You may have heard of “Indivisible” at the national level or on the news, but did you know that there is an Indivisible chapter alive and well in Fullerton? Our local group […]
City Council Set to Discuss Housing and Recreation at February 18 Meeting
The City Council will convene on February 18 to address two significant items on the agenda, including important updates on housing and a proposed events calendar for Parks and Recreation. Details on […]
Over 400 Fullerton Elementary Students Receive New Coats Thanks to Ocean Subaru of Fullerton and Operation Warm
Hundreds of elementary students at Valencia Park Elementary School in the Fullerton School District (FSD) are keeping warm during this California cold front with brand-new coats, thanks to a heartwarming partnership between […]
Eligible taxpayers in California file for free with IRS Direct File
The Internal Revenue Service reminds California taxpayers they can file their taxes quickly, easily and for free directly with the agency using IRS Direct File. The web-based service, available in English and […]
Troy High School Students Learn Lifesaving CPR Skills from Fullerton Fire Department
In recognition of American Heart Month, students from Troy High School’s Disaster Preparedness Club took an essential step toward emergency readiness by participating in a CPR training class on February 8, 2025. […]
Fullerton Police Department Announces Citizen’s Academy Starting March
The Fullerton Police Department (FPD) announces the upcoming Citizen’s Academy, set to begin on March 12. The academy offers an opportunity to learn about the operations of the police department. This 10-week […]
Umberg Introduces Measure to Provide Funding for Prop 36 Implementation
Senator Thomas J. Umberg (D-Santa Ana) announced the introduction of his Senate Bill 38 which proposes to make drug and collaborative courts eligible for competitive grants administered by the Board of State […]
Applications Open to Replace Older School Buses with Zero-Emission Models
The South Coast Air Quality Management District (South Coast AQMD) Governing Board on February 7 approved $45 million in funding for public school districts to replace older, diesel-powered school buses with zero-emission […]
County of Orange to Host Career Fair in Lake Forest to Connect Job Seekers and Employers
The County of Orange, in partnership with Third District Supervisor Donald P. Wagner, the City of Lake Forest, and Lake Forest Chamber of Commerce, will host a Career Fair in Lake Forest […]
In Case U Missed It: Feb. 12 & 13, 2025
2/13/25 THURS •GAZA – agreement reached for ceasefire to continue under original terms – (despite trump threat that “all hell will break loose If all hostages are not released by Saturday”). 350 […]
What’s Really Happening in Gaza and West Bank?
As US President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu agree that Palestinians should be removed from their land and what remains of Gaza bulldozed and rebuilt as a seaside resort – what […]
Muckenthaler Cultural Center Celebrates Century of Arts and Culture in Fullerton
The Muckenthaler Cultural Center is gearing up for a spectacular Centennial Season, promising an array of art experiences, educational classes, theatrical performances, and concerts to enrich the Fullerton community, all while honoring […]
ALPHA presents 32nd Annual A Day of Authors
Assistance League® Professional Humanitarian Auxiliary Fullerton (ALPHA)presents 32nd Annual A Day of Authors Saturday, March 22, 2025 at the Titan Student Union, California State University, Fullerton Main Speaker: Craig Johnson Craig Johnson, […]
Young Observers: Early February 2025
Community Support: The Eaton Fire by Tegan, 7th grade The fire crept across the landscape like a living thing, its orange tendrils licking the sky. It devoured everything in its path– the […]
Fullerton Joint Union High School District January 14 Board Meeting
Bond Measure “L” Study Session FJUHSD held a study session on the newly passed Bond Measure “L” prior to the January 14 board meeting with Trustee Lauren Klatzker was absent. Superintendent Dr. […]
City Council Notes: February 4, 2025 Public Comments
City of Fullerton City Council meeting February 4th, 2025 Public Comments. Todd Harrison: Some time ago, around the middle of last year, the City Council established the Senior Citizen Advisory Committee. Unfortunately, […]
Fullerton School District January 8 Meeting
Safe Schools Presentation Trustees Vanesa Estrella and Ruthi Hanchett attended the Safe School Presentation on January 8. They reassured Fullerton families that schools do not ask about or record students’ immigration status, […]
City Council notes February 4, 2025: Parks and Recreations Commission and Cultural Arts subcommittee reorganization
The City Clerk provided an update on discussions concerning the reorganization of boards, commissions, and committees, with a particular focus on the Preferred Parking and the Recreation and Cultural Arts subcommittee. The […]
Protests Emerge at Orange Old Town Circle Against Mass Deportation
Protesters marched early February 9 to the city of Orange’s Old Town Plaza Circle against President Donald Trump’s anti immigration policy. This comes as Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) began sweeping raids […]
Residents Protest ICE Deportation Machine in Fullerton: Police Respond in Riot Gear
OCActive was joined by other groups of local citizens including Dare to Struggle (@daretostruggle.socal), in a peaceful protest that began on the corner of Harbor & Orangethorpe in Fullerton at 10:30 am […]
Correction and Update: Concerns Arise with Reports of ICE Officers in Fullerton
Reports of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents conducting arrests in Fullerton have caused concern among families. At least two arrests have been reported. One notable case involved a couple being deported […]
City Council Notes: February 4th, 2025: Unhoused Update
Deputy City Manager Daisy Perez presented an update on homelessness efforts in Fullerton. Overview of Fullerton’s Commitment to Addressing Homelessness Fullerton is implementing a balanced approach to address public safety while supporting […]
Overnight Parking Enforcement Catches Fullerton Residents Off Guard
Residents of Tamarack, Ash, Elm, and Rosslyn in Fullerton were surprised in early February when numerous vehicles received $40 tickets for overnight parking in front of their own homes. Many community members […]
City Council Notes: February 4, 2025: Pooch Park Relocation Update
Deputy City Manager Daisy Perez provided information regarding Fullerton Pooch Park, which began as a temporary facility at the Hunt Library in 2007 and became a permanent site in 2009 due to […]
Council Faces Criticism for Failure to Issue Proclamation for Rosa Parks
During the February 4th City Council meeting, Fullerton resident Bill Preston made a heartfelt appeal regarding the lack of a proclamation honoring Rosa Parks. He expressed his disappointment with Mayor Fred Jung […]
City Council Notes: February 4, 2025: Emergency Preparedness Strategies
The Fullerton City Council convened on Tuesday to discuss emergency preparedness strategies in response to recent natural disasters affecting Los Angeles County. Fire Chief Adam Loeser presented on behalf of Police Chief […]
Stop the Puppy Mill Pipeline: Animal Welfare Organizations and State Legislators Unveil Bills to Keep Cruelty Out of California
New legislation aims to protect consumers and dogs from the pet industry’s deceptive practices California has long been a leader in animal welfare, becoming the first state to prohibit the sale of […]
Mo’s Fullerton Music to Close After 70 Years of Service
Mo’s Fullerton Music, a beloved cornerstone of the local music scene, has announced that it will permanently close its doors on May 31st. This decision marks the end of an era for […]
Senator Umberg Calls for Women of Distinction Nominations for 2025
Senator Thomas J. Umberg (D-Santa Ana) announced today that, in honor of Women’s History Month, he will be hosting his sixth annual 34th Senate District Women of Distinction Event in March. “Our […]
Elks Celebrate 157 Years of Service, Charity, and Community Impact
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks proudly commemorates its 157th anniversary, a remarkable milestone highlighting over a century of commitment to charity, patriotism, and community service. Since its inception in 1868, […]
Arborland Montessori Excels in the 51st Morrison Chess Tournament
The 51st Morrison Chess Scholastic Tournament hosted by the Fullerton Lions Club was held on Saturday, February 1, at the Ladera Vista Jr. High gym. This event, organized and financed […]
