Kim campaigned on supporting small businesses during the pandemic and lowering taxes and health care costs.
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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2020 Election Night Results: Fullerton City Council Race and Tax Measure
The first votes are in for the city of Fullerton, where at least two new city council members will join the dais and the voters will decide on a tax measure that will shape the city’s financial future.
Posted inCountywide
Taxes and Streets Dominate Election Campaign for Three Council Seats in Fullerton
New tax revenue and juggling road repairs are top priorities during the pandemic-induced recession.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Maverick Theater Resurrects ‘Night of the Living Dead’
Fullerton theater company is among the first in OC to attempt a live show, a hybrid of conventional theater and “immersive experience” of seasonal haunted houses.
Posted inNEWS
Calls Intensify for DA to Reopen Probe into Buena Park Police Shooting of 19-Year-Old David Sullivan
Dozens show up at OC Board of Supervisors on Tuesday to raise attention about the controversial shooting of a 19-year-old in Fullerton last year.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
The 28-Year History of Stages Theatre Began with a Need for a Home
A follow-up to the announcement of the closing of their theater space: the history of Stages Theatre.
Posted inFullerton
City of Fullerton Faces Tough Financial Future Even With Potential New Taxes
According to city staff, if an upcoming tax increase on the November ballot is denied by voters the city could run out of its savings by 2025.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE
Stages Theatre, a Mainstay for 28 Years on the Local Theater Scene, Closes Its Doors
After 28 years and around 400 productions, the theater company is giving up the Fullerton space which it has occupied since 1999.
Posted inARTS & CULTURE, Culture, Fullerton, NORTH COUNTY, Top Stories, Visual Arts
Muckenthaler Cultural Center Finds a Way to Thrive During the Pandemic
Farrell Hirsch has not let the coronavirus get in the way of the Muckenthaler’s mission to “enrich the human spirit through the arts.”
Posted inCountywide, Education, Fullerton, Top Stories
Report: CSU System Gives More Money to Campuses With a Larger White Population
The Cal State University system gives on average more money to campuses with a larger white population, according to a recent report by a Cal State Fullerton professor.
