Education pioneer Louis E. Plummer's name was removed from a Fullerton High School auditorium, but a Fullerton City Council ...

Fullerton could potentially ask voters to switch to a charter city as officials gear up to examine public outreach.

The Fullerton City Council will consider banning newspaper stands and other non-governmental publications from the lobbies of City Hall, public libraries and other city facilities. The ban is on ...

Fullerton City Council members reject efforts to overturn a policy that keeps publications out of city facilities.

Following a council decision to keep city facilities “neutral,” newspapers, along with other non-city messaging, can no longer be placed at Fullerton City Hall or any other city buildings.

Voters in McKinney will have another chance to decide who will become their next mayor. The choices will be between Bill Cox ...

The Fullerton City Council, on April 1 in a 4-1 vote, approved a policy banning all non-government content from being distributed at city buildings. The one exception to the new policy is a ...