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Residents of Orange County aim to find unity and work to keep our freedoms intact and seek liberty for those in danger by federal agencies and actions by the Trump White House, because overreach and cruelty are unacceptable. We expect 200 in attendance.
A Free ...
The Free Discussion Society is set to host an engaging community event inviting residents of Fullerton to share their thoughts and insights on the theme, “What does Fullerton mean to you?” Participants will have the opport...
I keep hearing people say, when describing our current reality of random and often brutal sweeps based on ethnic characteristics, when we see masked thugs roaming our streets searching for “law breakers, when we see that their violence is always justified by the government as reasonable and appropriate law enforcement, that “This isn’t who we are.” Really?
I have been ...
Item 4: City Council Reviews Annual Donations Report for Fiscal Year 2024-25
As part of the council’s agenda, staff has requested that council members formally receive and file this annual donations report for the Fiscal Year 2024-25 Donations Received and Uses Report, revealing a total of $551,505.67 in donations collected from a variety of sources. Despite ...
The first meeting of the Fullerton City Council for 2026 is scheduled for January 20, raising questions about the frequency of meetings in recent years. Notably, the earlier January meeting was not scheduled, suggesting a shift in the Mayor’s and Council’s approach to meeting frequency, which has traditionally been more regular. Several future meetings have also been either c...
