In light of an unprecedented, rapid rise in COVID-19 cases across California, Governor Gavin Newsom and the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) today announced a limited Stay at Home Order requiring generally that non-essential work, movement and gatherings stop between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. in counties in the purple tier, including Orange County. The…
Laglennda Damona Carr, a 25-year-old woman from Fullerton, pleaded guilty on Thursday, Nov. 5, and was immediately sentenced to 200 hours of community service and 45 days in jail for badly damaging the Maggiano’s Little Italy restaurant at the South Coast Plaza in a rampage on Oct. 5, 2019, at 11:40 a.m. Carr was also…
The early General Election results are in. In the race for the Fullerton City Council, Fred Jung is leading in District 1; Nick Dunlap is leading in District 2 and Aaruni Thacker is leading in District 4. Measure S, a tax increase in Fullerton, is losing as is Measure U, which has to do with…
Mandatory evacuations have been issued in Yorba Linda for the following areas: Residences and businesses north of the 91 Freeway and east of Gypsum Canyon Road, to include Bryant Ranch Elementary School in the city of Yorba Linda. These mandatory evacuations have been issued due to a brush fire. A shelter has not yet been…
The O.C. Health Care Agency is now reporting a total of 31 COVID-19 cases in Fullerton and 1,138 cases in Orange County. They also reported 62 new cases today but no new fatalities. So far there have been 17 deaths. Currently 124 victims are hospitalized including 57 in Intensive Care Units. Here is how some
Effective Saturday, April 11, the Orange County COVID-19 Public Information Hotline and Health Referral Line will take calls from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Residents can call 833-426-6411 to be connected to resources including the Health Referral Line, public assistance benefits, the District Attorney’s scams and price gouging hotline, and the Economic
The O.C. Health Care Agency is now reporting a total of 27 COVID-19 cases in Fullerton and 1,079 total cases in Orange County. There were 67 new cases reported today. There are currently 127 patients in area hospitals and 63 of them are in Intensive Care Units. To date there have been 17 deaths attributed
The County of Orange surpassed 1,000 reported COVID-19 cases today, with a cumulative case count of 1,016 and 91 new cases, according to the O.C. Health Care Agency. The first Orange County case of COVID-19 was reported on January 25, 2020. To date, the County is reporting 17 deaths. There are currently 99 victims who
The O.C. Health Care Agency reported today 21 total cases of COVID-19 in Fullerton and 931 cases Countywide. A total of 50 new cases were reported today as well as one death. Thus far there have been a total of 15 deaths in Orange County due to COVID-19. There are 129 victims in the hospital
The O.C. Health Care Agency is reporting 20 total cases of COVID-19 in Fullerton and 882 cases Countywide. There were 51 new cases announced today. There are 130 victims in the hospital and 72 of them are in the Intensive Care Unit. Here is how some of the other major cities in Orange County are
COVID-19 cases in Fullerton are now at 19 according to the O.C. Health Care Agency. There were 51 new cases Countywide yesterday. Countywide there are now 834 cases and we are still at 14 deaths. There are 137 victims in the hospital as of today and 56 are in Intensive Care Units. Here is how
As a reminder, the Governor’s “Safer at Home” order directs all residents to stay at home until further notice and to limit activity to only the most essential needs, such as medical care and grocery shopping. The complete State and orders are available online for the public to view. Businesses that remain open are encouraged
CA is issuing a statewide, mandatory stay at home order, according to Governor Gavin Newsom’s Twitter page. Those that work in critical sectors should go to work. Grocery stores, pharmacies, banks and more will stay open. Everyone is required to stay home except to get food, care for a relative or friend, get necessary health
SANTA ANA, Calif. – A 23-year-old Fullerton woman pleaded guilty today to one count of misdemeanor vandalism and two misdemeanor counts of graffiti for posting Nazi propaganda posters at Newport Harbor High School and Fullerton College. Grace Elisabeth Ziesmer, 23, of Fullerton,agreed to plead guilty in exchange for a court offer of 40 hours community