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Monthly Archives: January 2017

Chairman Royce Statement on Chao DOT Confirmation

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U.S. Representative Ed Royce (R-Calif.), Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, released the following statement regarding the confirmation of Elaine Chao as the 18th United States Secretary of Transportation:

“Secretary Chao’s confirmation by a 93-6 vote is a testament to her leadership ability, prior service to our country, and vision for rebuilding America’s transportation network. I count Elaine as a close friend and look forward to working with her to meet Southern California’s infrastructure needs, especially the 57/60 confluence project,” said Chairman Royce. Continue reading→

Homeless woman arrested on suspicion of setting fire to a Fullerton carport

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Maria Angel Dejesus Rios, a 33-year-old  homeless woman, was arrested on Saturday at 6:15 p.m., on suspicion of setting fires that destroyed five cars in a carport and damaged several others in Fullerton, according to the O.C. Register.

DeJesus was arrested at a homeless encampment in Buena Park, near the 5 and 91 freeways, according to the Fullerton police. Continue reading→

A man was shot and wounded at Orangethorpe School Park on Saturday

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An unidentified man was injured in a shooting on Saturday at about 2 p.m., in Orangethorpe School Park, the area of Pacific Drive and Roberta Avenue, according to the O.C. Register.

The shooting was not at the school next to the park, Orangethorpe Elementary School, but rather at the park itself, according to the Fullerton Police Dept. Continue reading→

Whitaker Wants to Hear More From You; Bored, Tired, Cranky Fitzgerald Wants to Hear Less

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Watch as Mayor Bruce Whitaker restores the public’s full speaking time. Following in Jan Flory’s footsteps, Jennifer Fitzgerald puts her disdain for the public on full display. Councilman Silva shows a healthy attitude about hearing from the public and staying up late from time to time: “It’s what we do.”

When lobbyist Fitzgerald began her mayoral term last year, she cut public speaking time to 3 minutes. Of course she gave out-of-town developers all the time in the world.

The post Whitaker Wants to Hear More From You; Bored, Tired, Cranky Fitzgerald Wants to Hear Less appeared first on Friends For Fullerton’s Future.

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Source:: Friends for Fullerton’s Future