FULLERTON, Calif. – A man charged with driving under the influence after he seriously injured 11 people in a Fullerton crash was ordered into custody today after prosecutors asked for his bail to be...
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SANTA ANA, Calif. – Three men were arrested and charged after a five-month investigation into a special circumstances gang murder in Fullerton. On March 11, 2019, the Orange County District...
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St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated by millions across the country, often culminating in parties where drinking is involved. Sadly, this leads to tragedies on our roadways because of drivers who choose...
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On Monday, February 11, 2019 at approximately 5:22 PM, Fullerton Police Officers responded to a call for service in the 200 block of S. Kellog Ave. that resulted in an In-Custody Death
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On Monday, March 6, 2017, an unknown male and female were captured on surveillance cameras entering a parking garage in the 1500 block of Brea Blvd. removing property from several unlocked vehicles. The suspects then forced entry into the community center.
SCAM ALERT: Some helpful information from Southern California Edison
Southern California Edison wants you to be alert as imposters are attempting to scam customers. Scammers are deceiving utility customers into paying non-existent bills with threats of immediate service shut-off.
Southern California Edison (SCE) wants you to know that they do not have a “disconnect department” and:
1). SCE Employees will never ask you to purchase pre-paid cash cards to pay your utility bill
2). If you get a call demanding money by pre-paid cash card or other personal financial information, hang up the phone.
3). Should you have questions, please contact SCE at (800) 655-4555 or visit www.SCE.com
SCE employees will always have an SCE issued photo identification badge and will be wearing a company uniform. SCE employee vehicles have permanent (non-removable) SCE logos affixed to them.
In ways planned and spontaneous, formal and casual, more than 5,000 people said goodbye to one of Orange County’s favorite police officers.