Fullerton residents will gain a new, at least 200-space, parking structure in the city’s attraction-heavy downtown area, but it might come at a higher price than previously thought – one that could total about $4 million, according to city officials.
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Fullerton’s Fox Theater One Step Closer to Reopening
Fullerton’s historic Fox Theater is one step closer to reopening its doors because the city will build a parking garage, fulfilling a 26-year-old agreement that has prevented the theater from opening.
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Voting Map Reignites Tensions in Fullerton
Council members’ discussion of potentially changing a northeastern voting district boundary sparks renewed concerns about Fullerton’s district voting map.
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Fullerton Parking Garage Delays Fox Theatre’s Opening
A 26-year-old agreement between Fullerton and a restaurant for a city-built parking garage may finally be fulfilled. The agreement also bars the Fox Theatre from opening its doors until the garage is completed.
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Fullerton Easing Limits on the Number of People in Downtown Bars
Downtown Fullerton bars likely will get to serve more people later this year after nearly 10 years of a restriction that was supposed to help quell some of the downtown problems with drunks.
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Fullerton Council Opens Up Some Overnight Parking Spots, But Tenants Say It’s Too Few
Fullerton isn’t the only city in north Orange County to face similar parking hardships. The issues have perplexed municipalities like La Habra, Stanton, Anaheim and Orange.
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Long Beach Deputy Chief David Hendricks Named Fullerton Police Chief
David Hendricks, a 24-year veteran of the Long Beach Police Department (LBPD), is the new Fullerton chief of police, a position that hadn’t had a permanent chief for the past eight months.
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A $724,000 Footbridge at Fullerton’s Hillcrest Park Will Be More Symbolic than Practical
Fullerton’s Hillcrest Park soon will have a $724,000 pedestrian bridge crossing a creek that separates the sidewalk on Harbor Boulevard from the park’s veterans memorial, but will anyone use it?
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Fullerton City Council Changes Its Mind on Which Council Members Run in 2018
The Fullerton City Council has reversed its initial decision on which two districts will be up for election next year and voted instead to allow Councilman Greg Sebourn to run in 2018.
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Fullerton to Temporarily OK Overnight Street Parking
Fullerton officials plan to temporarily stop enforcing a 47-year-old ban on overnight parking along city streets while a more permanent solution to the lack of space is developed.
