Community Pulse
What residents are talking about in Fullerton public meetings, ranked by community engagement.
8 topics in environment
Parks, Trees, and Watershed Protection
Urban Forest Management and Stream Paving
Parking Lot Tree Canopy and Shade Regulations
Environmental Justice Element Adoption
FISCAL YEAR 2025-26 BUDGET APPROPRIATIONS CONTINUING SPENDING RESOLUTION AND FISCAL YEAR 2026-27 ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS LIMIT
Urban forestry and shade tree requirements in new developments
Fullerton Golf Course Operations and Watershed Management
Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update Scope of Work
In the News
12 articlesRecent coverage of Fullerton from local and regional media.
Fullerton City Council Divided on Public Comment Timing at October 20 Meeting - Fullerton Observer
At the previous council meeting, Councilmember Dr. Ahmad Zahra agendized reevaluating the placement of public comment. City staff explained that California’s Brown Act requires legislative bodies to allow publi...
Oct 22, 2026Fullerton Council Members Comments at October 20, 2026 meeting - Fullerton Observer
Members discussed issues like the record West Nile virus season, proposed a memorial Redwood Grove, emphasized senior engagement, and sought additional grant funding for senior mobility while urging public health measures like vaccinations.
Oct 22, 2026Fullerton Police Recognized for Contribution to Countywide Gun Buyback Program - Fullerton Observer
Local Government Fullerton Police Recognized for Contribution to Countywide Gun Buyback Program Orange County Supervisor Doug Chaffee recently honored the Fullerton Police Department for its significant role i...
Oct 22, 2026Republic Services Suspends Scheduling of Bulky Item Pickups in Fullerton - Fullerton Observer
Local Business Republic Services Suspends Scheduling of Bulky Item Pickups in Fullerton Fullerton residents will see changes to bulky item collection as Republic Services announced it has suspended scheduling ...
Oct 21, 2026Late Campaign Finance Filing for Fullerton Taxpayers for Reform Finally Arrives - Fullerton Observer
Fullerton Taxpayers for Reform (FTFR) – finally submitted (several months late) its required Form 460 financial filing covering the beginning of 2026, from January to June 2026. The Political Action Committee calling itself “Fullerton Taxpayers For Reform” […]
Oct 21, 2026On the City Council Agenda for October 20, 2026 - Fullerton Observer
Item 17 introduces an ordinance implementing the state ban on irrigating nonfunctional turf with potable water on commercial, industrial and institutional properties, HOA common areas, and local government property.
Oct 19, 2026Dirty Politics & Updated Follow the Money - Fullerton Observer
Local Government Fullerton’s 2026 council races show some of the city’s usual dirty politics, but what’s in the public record is more specific than the signs. Notes: •Recall Jung and Recall Valencia committees...
Oct 10, 2026Remembering Perdomo v. Norm: Federal Judge Allows Cities to Support Immigration Lawsuit - Fullerton Observer
Local Government A federal judge made an important decision on September 16, allowing the cities of Fullerton, Costa Mesa, Goleta, and Santa Paula to weigh in on a lawsuit challenging how immigration stops are...
Oct 8, 2026One OC City Set to Pause Flock Cameras; Will a Second One Follow?
Fullerton police officials are set to be the first in OC to turn off their Flock cameras for six months to see what it’s like in town without them while officials in Santa Ana have delayed a discussion on revie...
Oct 8, 2026Fullerton City Council approves six month suspension of Flock Safety cameras
Fullerton City Council approves six month suspension of Flock Safety cameras Daily Titan
Oct 8, 2026Fullerton Council Keeps Republic Services as Trash Hauler - Fullerton Observer
Local Business The Fullerton City Council on Tuesday, October 6, chose to keep Republic Services as the city’s trash and recycling hauler. The council picked the longtime incumbent over CR&R Environmental ...
Oct 7, 2026Fullerton Council Votes 3–1 to Switch Off Flock License Plate Cameras for Six Months - Fullerton Observer
As the council moves forward with its six-month hiatus of Flock cameras, the ongoing dialogue about balancing public safety and civil liberties remains at the forefront of the community’s concerns.
Oct 7, 2026