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A new policy that prohibits the distribution of community newspapers at Fullerton City Hall has been in place for a month — and continues to spark debate over free speech. Fullerton Councilwoman Shana ...

At a time when many cities in Orange County are parched in an arid news desert, competing outlets in Fullerton found themselves at the center of a news rack ban debate. Kelly Aviles, an attorney ...

Following a council decision to keep city facilities “neutral,” newspapers, along with other non-city messaging, can no longer be placed at Fullerton City Hall or any other city buildings. The ...

The Fullerton City Council once again failed to finalize a housing plan this week that will comply with a state mandate to zone for more than 13,000 additional housing units across the city — even as ...

Fullerton officials are set to decide Tuesday evening on whether to update the noise ordinance for the city’s busy downtown area. According to legislative documents, the proposed amendment would ...

The Southland is marked by dozens of communities aiming to revitalize their once-vibrant city centers. What better way to enjoy the post-Fourth of July weekend than visiting a “Preserve America ...

The Fullerton City Council will vote on whether to offer immigrants rental and legal assistance at the next council meeting in November. The details: City leaders will vote on two funds — at about ...

Fullerton leaders are looking at whether the city would be better served having its own charter. About one in four cities in California have charters. These legal documents, essentially city ...

A man running for Fullerton City Council now faces felony charges for forging his candidacy papers, according to federal prosecutors. Scott Edward Markowitz was charged on Friday last week with ...