Greg Sebourn

"So when do you take office?"  That seems to be the big question on many people's minds. It's needlessly convoluted ...

Shall F. Richard "Dick" Jones be recalled (removed) from the office of City Council Member? Completed Precincts: 87 of 87 ...

Today is the June 5th election that Fullerton voters have been waiting for.  Please take a few minutes to hit the polls and cast your ballot...

Below is a notice I received from the Fullerton PD's iWatch Alert System  that sends subscribers  emails or text messages about crimi...

Tonight's City Council Agenda is spectacularly huge.  There are 23 items on is and that doesn't include the study session for the...

Here is a press release from State Controller John Chiang.  His office audited the City of  Hercules  and found poor record keeping and ac...

There are several upcoming forums being presented by community, business, and political groups that will allow you to hear from the candid...

After scoring a major victory for Fullerton Water Ratepayers on Tuesday with the elimination of the decades old water tax, it's easy to ...

The City Council voted 5-0 to do the right thing: Rescind the 1970 City Council Resolution that granted an automatic transfer of 10% of gros...

Ending the illegal 10% water tax is only part of the solution It shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone that the end of Fullerton'...

Here are a few fast facts about Fullerton: 400 - the number of years it will take to replace that water line in the street (current repla...

A year ago the City of Fullerton was poised to nearly double water rates in order to keep up with the cost of running a municipal water age...

FULLERTON - “I don’t work for you!” shouted Fullerton Mayor Dick Jones at the October 18, 2011 City Council Meeting.   The Mayor’s statemen...

The same three Fullerton City Council Members who are being recalled voted on August 16, 2011 to give a multi-million-dollar contract to St...

By Joe Sipowicz for FullertonsFuture.org 10/1/2011 In yesterday’s OC Register, Councilman Pat McKinley, the chief architect of the Fullert...

The "No Recall" camp released this half-hearted statement from our Mayor Pro Tem, Don Bankhead the other day. “At the outset, I of...

Just months after approving a $29 million Redevelopment Agency tax bond, Mayor Pro Tem Don Bankhead sends a clear message of "do as I s...

At Tuesday's City Council meeting (1/18/2011) Fullerton Mayor Pro Tem Don Bankhead said " Mayor, if you need any help, I would be ...

 Public Funds  Mayor Pro Tem Don Bankhead seeks to use Redevelopment Agency funds, originally set aside for combating blight and p...

The Fullerton City Council got it wrong.   The ire is not over the low-income housing as council members suggested before they stuck us wit...