Fullerton officials approved a state mandated plan to zone for over 13,000 homes weeks before a looming deadline that if missed could result in a loss of state funding, fines and local control.
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.
Free Things to Do This Weekend Across OC
Bilingual storytimes, makerspaces and fitness hikes: These are just a few of many free, family-friendly holiday events offered through public libraries, museums and OC Parks this weekend.
Fullerton City Council Election Night Results 2024
Voters will decide on three City Council seats in this year’s election as the city grapples with neglected roads, housing and long-term budget woes.
Places to Celebrate Día de Los Muertos
Community altares, festivals, library events and cemeteries invite the public to share in Mexican traditions and honor their deceased loved ones in celebrations of Día de Los Muertos this weekend.
Fullerton Moves to Keep Outdoor Dining in Downtown
City leaders will have a chance to vote on making the street enclosure on Wilshire Avenue permanent early next year.
Will Fullerton’s Walk On Wilshire Become Permanent?
Fullerton city leaders are looking at whether or not to keep a downtown outdoor dining area that arose during the pandemic – Walk on Wilshire – as residents push to keep the al fresco feature.
Fullerton City Council Candidate Arrested For Alleged Perjury 3 Weeks Before Election
Just weeks before the upcoming Nov. 5 election, the Orange County District Attorney’s office charged Scott Markowitz after claims of falsifying election documentation.
Fullerton Continues Pause on Street Sweeping Tickets
Fullerton City Council members are grappling with how to best enforce street sweeping as they consider how they’re going to update the local ordinance and replace enforcement signs.
Santana: Where to Find a Good Political Debate in OC
Over the next few weeks, residents and potential voters across a host of cities will be able to see debates for city council and school board candidates. Not so for congressional candidates.
Fullerton City Council Hopefuls Offer Different Ideas on Fixing Roads, Budget
Seven candidates all offered up different approaches to repair Fullerton’s rundown roads, fix the rocky budget and build more affordable housing at a Monday night question and answer forum.










