The Fullerton City Council sent a proposal for a 295-unit apartment complex back to the drawing board this week after hearing from residents who said it would exacerbate existing traffic and parking issues.
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Questions Surround Fullerton City Manager’s Election Night Crash
City Manager Joe Felz had a “minor” driving accident early Wednesday morning after celebrating at election night parties in downtown Fullerton. Police believed Felz was “emitting an odor of alcohol,” but did not administer a breathalyzer test.
Posted inFullerton, Health & Wellness, News Briefs
Low-Income Soccer Teams Still Playing in the Dark as Fullerton Council Examines Policy
Teams from the Blue Stars soccer club are relegated to practicing on a field with no lights, while other sports teams are allowed to practice under the lights at a field next door.
Posted inFullerton, News Briefs
Fullerton Council Postpones Decision on Rezoning Housing Development
After hearing an earful during more than an hour of public comment, the Fullerton City Council Tuesday voted 4-1 to postpone rezoning a vacant commercial property for a residential housing plan in the affluent Sunny Hills neighborhood.
Posted inCountywide, Fullerton, Health & Wellness, Top Stories
Fullerton’s Voting Districts Map Being Challenged in Court
The map, which was approved by the Fullerton City Council last month, violates state and federal voting rights law, according to a motion filed in Superior Court.
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Fullerton City Council Suspends COIN Ordinance
Council members voted to suspend the ordinance that requires disclosures during labor negotiations to avoid having to make similar disclosures in other contract negotiations.
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Clapping Is Back at Fullerton City Council Meetings
After facing public outcry, council members backtracked from a proposal to ban clapping at regular council meetings. And they updated meeting rules in hopes of making the public more involved.
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Hold Your Applause — Fullerton City Council Considering Anti-Clapping Rule
Council and members of the public are arguing over whether clapping, cheering, booing and other actions should be banned at council meetings.
Posted inEconomy, Fullerton
A Divided Fullerton Council Approves Raises for Firefighters
The Fullerton City Council this week narrowly approved a 9 percent raise over two years for the city’s firefighters, with accusations of hypocrisy and pandering accompanying the vote.
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Fitzgerald Is Fullerton’s New Mayor
The Fullerton City Council this week unanimously elected Councilwoman Jennifer Fitzgerald as mayor for a one-year term.
