The change comes after a local mobile home park owner announced he plans to lift age requirements to live in his park late last year after seniors pushed back on rent hikes for years.
Category: Fullerton
Fullerton, home to Cal State Fullerton and a busy downtown, has about 140,000 residents. We cover the City Council’s votes, its budget, city services and downtown.
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Fullerton’s Nature Trail Moves Forward After Resident Advocacy
A nature trail that working class families pushed for is expected to be built using state grant money in the southern part of Fullerton with portions of it carved out for potential development.
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CA Attorney General Enforces Housing Mandates on Orange County Cities
Both Fullerton and Huntington Beach are wrestling with state regulators over how affordable housing should be built in their cities.
Posted inOutdoors
Fullerton Residents Fight For a Trail; Politicians Want to Spend That Money Elsewhere
Working class residents are pushing back against politicians who are trying to repurpose a $1.78M state grant that would have built a trail in a park poor area. Officials say the plan wasn’t complete.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Coalition of North OC Churches Creates Low-Interest Loans to Curb Homelessness
A coalition of Catholic churches is offering a 2% loan program to low-income families in an effort to get them off the streets or prevent them from falling into homelessness.
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Developer Detailed in Anaheim Corruption Probe Works on a Contentious Project in Fullerton
Shopoff Realty – developers named in an independent corruption investigation report in Anaheim – are moving forward with a development in Fullerton.
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Fullerton Looks to Enforce Anti-RV Camping Law After Judge Says Otherwise
City officials are changing the way they define Recreational Vehicle after an OC Superior Court judge blocked them from enforcing a law that critics say targets homeless people.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Another OC City Considers Social Workers Instead of Cops to Respond to Homeless Calls
Fullerton joins a host of OC cities who are rethinking their approach to homelessness by using social workers instead of cops to respond to calls under a county funded program.
Posted inWater, Power & Waste
Will Irvine Hold Onto Extra Power at OC’s Clean Energy Agency?
A public split between city leaders is generating questions over how much power one city should have at the countywide power agency.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Judge Blocks Fullerton’s Anti RV Camping Law, For Now
Advocates for homeless residents said the law unfairly targeted people sleeping in RVs, and the judge ultimately blocked the city from enforcing the rule until he could hear more.
