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The Fullerton City Council District 5 incumbent did not file for re-election in the November 2026 General Municipal Election, which extends the filing period to allow other qualified candidates to file.
Individuals interested in running for the Fullerton City Council District 5 office now have more time to file a...
Before students fill classrooms with excitement on August 10, Fullerton School District employees have spent the last two weeks learning, collaborating and celebrating together to ensure a strong start to the 2026...
The City of Fullerton has rolled out its latest transportation schedule specifically aimed at the senior citizen community, focusing on medical and recreational trips, and complimentary rides to the Fullerton Community Center. This initiative, facilitated through California Yellow Cab, seeks to enhance mobility for seniors in the area.
Alongside the updated schedule, t...
The Fullerton City Council gave direction at its July 21 meeting to proceed with Scenario C, the deepest of three proposed budget-reduction plans. Formal adoption of the budget is scheduled for August 18.
Scenario C promises to balance the General Fund for three years through approximately $7 million in ongoing reductions and the elimination of dozens of vacant positio...
The Fullerton Police Department has issued a notice regarding a found property, specifically a mobile phone (FPD # 26-36901) discovered near 213 S. Magnolia. As per Government Code § 50051, the city will assume ownership of the phone on October 28, 2026, if it remains unclaimed.
The Fullerton Police Department is seeking the owner of a backpack containing currency that...