Fullerton City Council candidate Paulette Marshall Chaffee suspended her campaign after city blogs and watchdogs accused her of stealing opposition signs and the Fullerton Police Department sent the case to the Orange County District Attorney.
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Fullerton Group Fined by State Ethics Watchdog for “Carpetbagger” Campaign Signs Against Sukhee Kang
The group Fullerton Taxpayers for Reform will be fined $2,500 by the state’s ethics watchdog for distributing 500 campaign signs during the June 2016 primary election that failed to include proper funding disclosures.
District Attorney Drops Domestic Abuse Charges Against Norby
Former Assemblyman Chris Norby’s attorney quotes the prosecutor as saying he “didn’t believe he had a case he could prove beyond a reasonable doubt.”
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.
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.
Three Fullerton Councilmen Ousted
Pat McKinley, Dick Jones and Don Bankhead were recalled and will be replaced by Travis Kiger, Greg Sebourn and Doug Chaffee.
Fullerton Will Have a Recall Election
The campaign to oust three Fullerton city councilmen has
qualified for the ballot.
Fullerton Recall Drive Bankrolled Almost Entirely by Bushala
The businessman and blogger spent nearly $150,000 in apparently
successful effort to force a recall election. Meanwhile, police and
their supporters funded much of the opposition effort.
Fullerton Group Fighting Recall Raised $62,000
The group received donations from 130 individuals in its
apparently unsuccessful campaign to block the recall vote against
three Fullerton City Council members.
Recall Campaigners Submit More Than 17,000 Signatures
The campaign in Fullerton, led by developer Tony Bushala, is
hoping to place the recall on the June ballot.




