Jan Flory sat down with The Fullerton Observer and The FC Hornet to discuss her candidacy for Fullerton City Council District 2.
Meet The Candidates: Jan Flory, Fullerton City Council District 2
Despite Illness, Fred Jung Continues His Campaign
City Councilmember Fred Jung revealed in a podcast that he has cancer. The ChamberTalk with North Orange County Chamber podcast episode was released in August of this year, and the news of […]
1500 sign petition for Walk on Wilshire to become permanent
Fullerton City Council will vote on whether to keep or remove the popular Walk on Wilshire pedestrianized area at its meeting on October 15, 2024. Save Walk on Wilshire has collected nearly […]
City Council Notes: August 20, 2024
Meetings are on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 5:30 pm. Upcoming agenda information and streaming video of meetings are available at http://www.cityoffullerton.com City Hall is located at 303 […]
City Council Notes: August 6, 2024
Public Comments Senior Advisory & Walk on Wilshire Todd Harrison: Next Tuesday at 11 am is the first meeting of the Senior Committee. Despite my excitement, we are lacking sufficient appointed members, […]
City Council Notes: June 18 meeting: Housing Element Update
Housing Element Update Staff presented the near completion of the draft housing element to the City Council on June 18, 2024. The staff is finalizing corrections to the Housing Element document in […]
On the City Council Agenda for June 2 Meeting
The agenda for the upcoming meeting is very brief, containing only one regular item. However, this does not necessarily indicate that the meeting will be short. The item on the agenda is […]
Open Letter: Fullerton’s opportunity to advance community safety – is it gone?
My name is Amy Parker, and I’m the General Secretary of the California State University, Fullerton chapter of the Young Democratic Socialists of America (YDSA), also known as Titan YDSA. On April […]
Fullerton City Council Appoints Jon Radus as Permanent Police Chief
The Fullerton City Council proudly announces the permanent appointment of Jon Radus as the Chief of Police, marking a significant moment in the city’s commitment to public safety and community engagement. The […]
City Council Approves Union Pacific Trail Phase Two Updated Plan
The Fullerton City Council voted unanimously to approve an updated concept for the Union Pacific Trail Phase Two project on January 16, 2024. The approval signifies a step forward in the city’s […]
Affordable Housing for Seniors is in Jeopardy Again – Can Fullerton Learn from Other Cities?
Affordable housing is an issue coming up more frequently in the last ten years as predatory “investor” groups purchase apartment complexes, homes in residential neighborhoods, and entire mobile home parks, […]
Open Letter: Fullerton City Council needs to do more for CSUF
I am writing to ask that, as a city, we do more to support the university that calls Fullerton home. CSUF is the largest California State University campus, and we, as students, […]
Will District 5 Get Mayoral Representation at the City Council Meeting on December 5?
Fullerton has a fair rotation policy for selecting the Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem (No. 226 in the Policy and Procedures Manual). The policy states, “The Mayor Pro Tem shall automatically become […]
The Fullerton Observer responds to the Mayor’s claims of racial discrimination and political assault
The Korea Daily published the story “Fullerton Mayor Labels Business Card Controversy as ‘Racial Discrimination’” by reporter Brian Choi on November 3, 2023. Read the full story at http://www.koreadailyus.com In the story, […]
City Council Notes: July 18 Meeting Report
Recognition Awards “We are here for a very positive situation and want to take a moment just to recognize the team of professionals that on May 15th saved a two-month-old baby boy […]
Understanding Fullerton’s Proposed Budget for 2023-2024
The proposed 23-24 Fullerton City Budget is available below. The City Council will hold closed study sessions to provide staff direction toward developing a final draft. The public may comment on the […]
City Council Notes: February 21, 2023 Meeting
The Council meets on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 5:30 pm. Upcoming agenda information and streaming video of meetings are available at http://www.cityoffullerton.com City Hall is located at […]
Upcoming City Meetings in Council Chambers 303 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton
December 20 at 5pm: City Council December 21 at 6:30pm: Planning Commission Canceled December 22 at 6pm: Library Board January 2 at 4pm: Transportation & Circulation January 3 at 5pm: City Council […]
Welcome local elected and re-elected
(0 ballots left to count in Orange county. State will certify election on December 16)
City Council Campaign Contribution Limits
The city of Fullerton has no campaign contribution limits for City Council candidates. But as of January 1, 2021, the State will begin enforcing Assembly Bill 571, which caps individual contributions at […]
Local Candidates Run for Office
The November 3 Presidential Election Ballot for Fullerton residents will also include contests for local offices. There are 3 district elections for City Council, and district trustee elections for 3 school boards. […]
BLM Protests Lead to Virtual Town Halls with Police Chief
The Fullerton Police Department and members of the City Council are responding to calls for defunding and/or rethinking policing across the country with virtual town halls featuring members of the Council and […]
City Council Vacancy Appointment Applicant Forum
Monday January 28 Neighbors United for Fullerton (NUFF) hosted a Forum for the 26 City Council Appointment Applicants vying to fill the vacancy created when Jesus Silva was elected in District 3, […]
