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Fullerton’s use of Flock Safety license plate readers will return to the City Council Tuesday, September 15, 2026, following concerns raised by residents over the city’s growing use of automated vehicle surveillance.

The September 15 agenda lists a “Flock Cameras Update” as a presentation, rather than an item requiring Council action. The presentation follows an ea...


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Sunday October 4, 2026 from 12:00  to 3:00 pm at the Fullerton Museum Center at 301 N. Pomona Avenue, Fullerton Share great clothes, discover new favorites, and meet people who love giving beautiful things a se...

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The County Budget & Finance Office invites residents to provide input on the upcoming 2026 Strategic Financial Plan (SFP).

The Five-Year Strategic Financial Plan is part of the County’s long-term financial planning process and evaluates competing needs, forecasts future costs and develops funding recommendations. Community input is a critical part of this process. ...


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Approximately 40 people filled Allison’s Goods in downtown Fullerton on Saturday afternoon, September 12, 2026, for the launch of Return to Storytelling: An Inverted Ethnography, the latest book by local author and Ca...


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The Fullerton City Council’s September 15, 2026, agenda may appear relatively short, with 12 consent-calendar items, one major regular agenda item concerning solid waste and three presentations. But two of those presentations — an update on the city’s Flock camera system and recognition of the Townley family for 25 years of 9/11 remembrance — could draw significant public att...


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