Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Fullerton public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
9 issues in general with medium priority
Gun Buyback Program Recognition
Fullerton Police got a big shoutout from the county for helping pull nearly 1,300 unwanted guns off our streets through a regional buyback program. It's a huge win for local safety, making sure those firearms never fall into the wrong hands.
Candidate Forum
Want to know who's running for City Council in Districts 3 and 5? Check out this unedited debate transcript from the League of Women Voters to see where the candidates stand before you vote.
Candidate Forums
Want to know who's actually worth your vote this fall? The League of Women Voters is hosting free, no-nonsense candidate forums for Fullerton City Council and local school boards so you can grill 'em before Election Day.
Noise Ordinance
Get ready for a quieter Fullerton! The city is considering a new noise ordinance that could change how loud things can be. Stay tuned for more details on what this means for your neighborhood.
Freedom of the Press
Fullerton's student newspaper got the boot from city property, sparking a free speech fight. Students are pushing back, saying they have a right to be there and report the news.
Homelessness Policy
Fullerton is rolling out new policies to tackle homelessness, and it's sparking debate about how effective they'll be. Get ready for some changes as the city tries to find solutions.
Public Records Act
Ever feel like the city's keeping secrets? This guide breaks down the California Public Records Act, showing you how to get your hands on public documents. It's all about making sure officials are transparent and accountable to you, the public.
Lawsuit Dismissal
Fullerton is dropping a lawsuit against journalists, meaning the city can't sue reporters for using their computers. This is a win for press freedom and stops the city from potentially silencing news outlets.
Wrongful Death Settlement
Fullerton is paying out a massive $4.9 million to settle the Kelly Thomas wrongful death lawsuit. This settlement is a direct consequence of the highly publicized and controversial incident.