The trial of Fullerton police officers charged with murder and manslaughter is tentatively set to begin June 28.
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.
Nelson: Don’t Expect Fullerton to Take Everyone’s Homeless
Supervisor Shawn Nelson says he’s happy to have a homeless shelter in Fullerton, but he’s making it clear that other supervisors must step up too.
Supervisors Approve Purchase of Site for Homeless Shelter
Supervisors move forward with a plan to buy a furniture store in Fullerton that would become the county’s first all-year emergency shelter.
Judge Turns Down Dismissal Request in Kelly Thomas Case
He tentatively rules that proceedings continue against two Fullerton police officers charged with beating to death a mentally ill, homeless drifter.
Quirk-Silva Heads to Sacramento and Into GOP Cross Hairs
Her victory in a supposedly safe Republican Assembly district has given Democrats a supermajority and put her into Republicans’ sights.
Flory Defeats Kiger by 29 Votes in Race for Fullerton City Council
Kiger had won a seat on the City Council in the June recall election, which was prompted by the fallout from the Kelly Thomas police beating.
From Punk Band Bassist to Impresario of the Ballot Box
Jason Mills, a 31-year-old grad student and former punk band member, was the brains behind Sharon Quirk-Silva’s stunning victory.
Yet Another Tight Race in Fullerton
As if Sharon Quirk-Silva’s upset of Assemblyman Chris Norby isn’t enough, candidates for a City Council seat are only 28 votes apart.
Both Quirk-Silva and Norby Declare 65th Assembly Race Over
Though the vote count continues, both sides say Quirk-Silva has won, handing the Democrats a supermajority in the California Legislature.
Quirk-Silva Leads in Assembly Race; Supermajority at Stake
The GOP thought Chris Norby’s 65th Assembly seat was safe, but now it appears Sharon Quirk-Silva will win and give Democrats a supermajority.




