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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Celebrations by Edyn, 12th grade Troy High School is marking 60 years of innovation, inviting current and former students, parents and staff to celebrate at the 60th Anniversary Celebration on February 22. […]
Item #17: The discussion pertains to the potential re-location of the Pooch Park currently located at the Hunt Library. Finding a suitable alternative has proven challenging, and user feedback from the dog […]
Fullerton Community Needs Survey 2025 The City of Fullerton Housing Division is preparing a Five-Year Consolidated Plan for the period of July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2030. This plan is required […]
The information below is compiled from the listed websites and not meant to substitute for legal advice. In case of an emergency, you can report ICE activity and enforcement actions by calling your […]
In a surprising move that has left many residents frustrated and disheartened, Mayor Fred Jung and Councilmember Jamie Valencia voted to reopen Wilshire Avenue to car traffic. This decision comes despite strong […]
During the October 15 city council meeting, a significant number of Walk on Wilshire (WoW) advocates attended, presenting a petition with 2,000 signatures and testimonies from 65 local businesses. Despite this turnout, […]
Newly elected District 4 councilmember Jamie Valencia made a motion to reduce the time allotted for each public commentator to speak at the start of city council meetings from three to two […]
