“We don’t know them all, but we owe them all.’’ Those were the words on the American Veterans Memorial Association’s program for their 84th annual Memorial Day event. This was the first […]
Fullerton Remembers its Fallen on 84th Memorial Day
What Fullerton Can do About the Drought
An Interview with Delaney Cosgrove, Fullerton’s Water Quality Specialist Can you briefly describe the seriousness of the drought? How does it compare with previous droughts? Cosgrove: California is currently in an unprecedented […]
Council Approves Standards for SB9 Projects
City Council approved development standards for Senate Bill 9 (SB9) projects at their May 17 meeting. SB9 became effective on January 1. It is one of several housing bills adopted by the […]
Thousands Turn Out for Rally for Reproductive Rights
Demonstrators gathered at Centennial Regional Park in Santa Ana on Saturday, May 14 for a rally hosted by the Planned Parenthood of San Bernardino and Orange Counties to protest the Supreme Court’s […]
League of Women Voters Hosts DA Candidate Forum
The League of Women Voters of North Orange County, a nonpartisan political organization that encourages voter participation, conducted a candidate forum for the Orange County District Attorney candidates on May 10. This […]
OC United Opens Gilbert Community Center
Local nonprofit OC United celebrated the grand opening of their facility at the Gilbert Community Center on Saturday, May 14. OCUnited is leasing the city-owned building to offer community programs. Area teens […]
Council to Consider Leasing Maple Neighborhood Center
Fullerton City Council will consider a proposal at their May 17 meeting to lease the Maple Neighborhood Center to an Orange-based non-profit called The Friendly Center. The proposed lease agreement is $1 […]
Richman Neighbors Voice Concerns at Community Forum
A Community Forum was hosted by the Center for Healthy Neighborhoods on May 4 at Richman Elementary School. This Forum was to present the results of a recent volunteer survey that was […]
Library Updates
The Fullerton Public Library made progress on a few key items at its last monthly meeting on April 28. First, the Library is proceeding with plans to rehire the staff needed to […]
Fullerton Split Between Districts 45 and 46 Congressional Races
As a result of redistricting, Fullerton residents are currently divided between two congressional districts: 45 (north Fullerton) and 46 (south Fullerton). For the June 7 primary, the top two vote getters for […]
