
Did campaign contributions to the three voting no on the UP trail have something to do with this? Jung: On 11/09/2022, George and Tony Bushala each gave $4,900 to the Fred Jung […]
Did campaign contributions to the three voting no on the UP trail have something to do with this? Jung: On 11/09/2022, George and Tony Bushala each gave $4,900 to the Fred Jung […]
The role of the city council: to be a liaison between the city government and the residents and work together for the common good of the entire city based on the will […]
Note: The next Council election is in November 2024, when representatives for Districts 1, 2, and 4 will be selected by voters. District 4 Councilmember Bruce Whitaker, who first took office in […]
Doctors work under the guiding principle, “Do no harm.” Those we elect as our leaders should as well. At the Fullerton City Council meeting on August 15, during the discussion and vote […]
Today, the Orange County Power Authority Board met in a closed session to discuss the appointment of an interim CEO while we continue the executive search process for the next CEO. The […]
Hello Fullerton Community. My name is Jennifer Morales, and I’ve lived in Fullerton all my life, primarily at the intersection of Magnolia and Flower Ave. I want to start this off by sending […]
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 […]
2024 ELECTION SEASON: Seats up for election in 2024 are District 1 (incumbent Fred Jung), District 2 (incumbent Nick Dunlap), and District 4 (currently held by termed-out longtime Councilmember Bruce Whitaker). See […]
Senators Thomas Umberg, Josh Newman, and Dave Min issued the following statements today in response to the release of the California State Auditor’s Audit Report on the Orange County Power Authority (OCPA): […]
This interview has been edited for length and clarity. Fullerton Observer (FO): You stated in your campaign that you were opposed to Measure S, the failed sales tax increase. Given Fullerton’s current […]
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