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Fullerton Officials: Food Trucks Present Threat to 'Public Safety,'...
The Fullerton City Council lifted a ban on the evening operations of food trucks everywhere within its boundaries earlier this month...except the downtown bar and restaurant scene.
Special Offer on Vein and Vascular Treatment at Asc Med Center-Save 20%
Facial blood vessels are most commonly observed in the areas of sun exposure, acne as well as rosacea.
Police shoot, kill man who allegedly assaulted boss in Fullerton
Officers were called to a clothing manufacturer on the 1400 block of East Valencia Drive Wednesday night after reports came in about an employee assaulting his boss.
Fullerton police kill armed employee at business
<![CDATA[FULLERTON, Calif. (AP) -- Fullerton police have shot and killed a man suspected of assaulting his boss after he returned to the business with a gun. Sgt. Jeff Stuart tells City News Service that around 6 p.m. Wednesday, officers got a report that an employee was attacking a business owner in a light industrial section of town. Stuart says the man was gone when officers arrived but he returned carrying a handgun and pointed it in the direction of police. An officer shot and killed the man, whose name wasn't immediately released. Stuart says a gun was recovered at the scene. The Orange County district attorney's office will investigate the shooting.
Southern California College of Optometrya s Third Annual Shared...
The third annual Shared Visions Gala will be held Thursday, Sept. 19 at 5:30 p.m. at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library.
A Conflict of Interest: Cop-Funded OC Human Relations Wanted to Run Police Oversight Committees
Email reveals that Rusty Kennedy, Executive Director of OC Human Relations, quietly lobbied Anaheim Police Chief John Welter for a chance to run that city's proposed police oversight committee.
'French Masterworks' on DVD, recent French, Portuguese films
When Jean Renoir saw "The Burning Crucible" , he was so inspired he decided to give up ceramics and try his hand at filmmaking.
San Bernardino: Raffma's new exhibit - From the Vault'
The Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum of Art is pleased to announce a new exhibition entitled From the Vault: Highlights of the Evans Collection of Asian Ceramics .
Service Group Distribution Announces New Film Lines at Open House
FULLERTON, Calif., June 10, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Service Group Distribution hosted an open house this past week to educate their dealers and distributors about the benefits of their extensive product portfolio and to highlight their new exclusive Pentagon Window Films line of safety and security, vehicle and architectural window films.
Vacaville High School's Larry Baker reflects on 36 years as a teacher
Sitting in room 103 at Vacaville High School last week, Larry Baker faced a stack of essay/multiple-choice finals, all them needing a good, careful read and a grade.
Economy: It's Always Sunny in Southern California
Southern California businesses and consumers can look forward to more hiring and stepped-up demand for goods and services, according to a report released this week from Cal State Fullerton.
Charity Soccer Tournament looks to help Refugee Communities in Southern California
Soccer Without Borders and the Tiyya Foundation are teaming up to host a Charity Soccer Tournament in Fullerton on June 29th.
Eyelike: LeAnn Rimes - 'Spitfire - aptly named
LeAnn Rimes has appeared in tabloid headlines more often than the record charts the last few years.
Armijo graduates its Class of 2013
Its 500 students ended their stays Thursday in the Fairfield-Suisun School District.
Terminally Ill Are Terminal Jokesters
Terminally Ill doesn't give a fuck who they piss off. What else would you expect from OC punkers barely old enough to drink legally? The Anaheim punk-rap outfit booked a show scheduled for May 26 at Slidebar and promoted it with a flier that read, "Please, no date rapes, no homeless," printed alongside the show details.
The Cardboard Mexicans of "Divested Interest"
For the past two years, artist Ramiro Gomez Jr. has conducted a fabulous public art-cum-sociology experiment in LA's Westside with cardboard Mexicans.
Meliton (Mel) Lopez March 15, 1934 - May 2, 2013
On May 2, 2013, Meliton Lopez, beloved husband, father, grandfather, retired school administrator, and Chula Vista resident, passed away of heart complications.
Bravo! Route 543 - the new limited-stop bus service along Harbor Boulevard - will begin operating Monday, June 10, giving commuters an opportunity to make it to their destination more quickly.
Memorial Held for Slain U.S. Army Veteran
Maribel Ramos was laid to rest Sunday, weeks after she was slain and her body was dumped in an Orange County canyon.