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Fullerton Observer
Published September 26League of Women Voters Forum for District 3 and 5 Fullerton City Council Cadidates
Audio is unedited per League of Women Voters requirements. Below is the transcript – any errors in the transcript are due to Saskia Kennedy. See unedited video below. Fullerton City Council Candidate […]
Fullerton Observer
Published September 26PUBLIC NOTICE: Fullerton City Council to Hold Public Hearing on Local Historic Landmark Designations
At the next Fullerton City Council meeting, there will be a public hearing on designating five properties as Local Historic Landmarks. This meeting will take place on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, at […]
Fullerton Observer
Published September 26PUBLIC NOTICE: Fullerton City Council Announces Public Hearing on Zoning Amendment
At the next Fullerton City Council meeting, a public hearing will discuss a proposed zoning amendment affecting properties in the Lower Golden Hill neighborhood. This initiative, identified as Project Reference No. LRP-2025-0006, […]
Fullerton Observer
Published September 25Registrar Bob Page Tells League of Women Voters That Orange County Voting Is Secure
Listen to Bob Page, Orange County Registrar of Voters speaking to the League of Women Voters at their luncheon at Coyote Hills Golf Course in Fullerton on Saturday, September 19, 2026 At […]
Fullerton Observer
Published September 25Mosquito Spraying Scheduled for Fullerton and La Habra
The Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District plans to conduct mosquito-control spraying in parts of Fullerton and La Habra from Wednesday, September 30, through Friday, October 2, in response to mosquito activity and […]
Fullerton Observer
Published September 24District 1 and District 4 voters can now sign; petition circulation continues through January 14, 2027
The petitions seeking the recall of Mayor Fred Jung, representing District 1, and Councilmember Jamie Valencia, representing District 4, have been approved for circulation. The approval begins the signature-gathering phase of the […]
Fullerton Observer
Published September 22Follow the Money: Fullerton City Council Race 2026
Who is paying for the District 3 and District 5 races, the Jung recall fight, and the groups trying to sway Fullerton voters? How to Read This: Sources: Campaign filings (FPPC Forms […]
Fullerton Observer
Published September 21When Staff Knows More Than the Public: What Transparency Requires at Public Meetings
Public agencies depend on professional staff to research issues, prepare reports and advise elected officials and appointed directors. That expertise is an important part of government. But there is a difference between […]
Fullerton Observer
Published September 18Fullerton Council Delays Solid-Waste Contract Decision
The Fullerton City Council did not select a final solid-waste hauler at its September 15 meeting. Instead, council members voted 3–2 to continue negotiations with CR&R Environmental Services and Republic Services and […]
Fullerton Observer
Published September 18Fullerton Opens Public Comment on 2026-27 Housing and Community Development Plan
The City of Fullerton will release its draft Fiscal Year 2026-27 Annual Action Plan for public review and comment on September 19, 2026. The public comment period will remain open through October […]
Fullerton Observer
Published September 17Flock cameras come under scrutiny at Fullerton City Council
Fullerton Police Chief Jonathan Radus told the City Council on September 15 that the city’s Flock license plate reader cameras “produce vehicle leads” and not personal profiles. Council members and residents pressed […]
Fullerton Observer
Published September 17AB 2494 would change how California manages 85,000 acres of state demonstration forests
A bill that would significantly change how California manages its Demonstration State Forests is now before Gov. Gavin Newsom after it cleared the Legislature last month, with supporters urging the governor to […]