Fullerton Celebrates Nature at The Muckentaller’s Annual Bugs, Bees, and Butterflies Day
On the morning of March 18, the grounds of Muckenthaler Cultural Center—known to locals simply as “The Muck”—buzzed with a different kind of energy. It wasn’t just the hum of conversation or the laughter of children drifting across the lawn, but something more fitting for the day itself: the soft, steady presence of...
📢 Summer Youth Internship at Orange Public Library (Ages 18–22)
The Orange Public Library is accepting applications for its Youth Workforce Development Internship. The program runs June 10–July 30, Monday–Thursday, 11:00 am–3:00 pm, at the El Modena Branch Library (380 S. Hewes, Orange, CA).
Everything you need to plan your 2026 GPX experience
In case you missed it, we’ve launched a new and improved GRAPHICS PRO EXPO (GPX) website — redesigned to help you plan your show experience faster and smarter. Along with a more streamlined and user-friendly interface for attendees and exhibitors alike, the site delivers the news, updates, and resources you need to...
Track and field shows out in first conference meet
The men’s and women’s track teams both placed first overall in their March 7 Southern California Intercollegiate Athletics Conference (SCIAC) Quad Cup meet, with 212 and 273 points, respectively, combining for 485 in total. Out of 38 total events, Chapman was awarded 20 first-place finishes, with the men...
Fatastically funny ‘Ladies’ at Westminster Playhouse
Lord, what fools these mortals be. Westminster Community Playhouse is at it again, with their newest production: the fantastic farce “Leading Ladies.” Written by Ken Ludwig and directed by Gregory Cohen, it’s the story of a pair of struggling actors – Shakespearean, by trade – in 1952 York, Pennsylvania and their...
WonderCon will superheroically alight in Anaheim over the final weekend of March
A GATHERING OF SUPERHEROES, and marvelous monsters, and the fanciful figures that lurk in the pages of graphic novels, fantasy tales, and realms of disbelief? You can find them whenever you watch a favorite film or pick up a novel, oh yes, and you can also encounter all sorts of otherworldly beings in Anaheim each...
🚔 Multiple Public Safety Jobs in Orange County – Up to $99K
Orange County’s public safety field is buzzing with opportunities right now. From city dispatch roles to flexible security positions, there’s something for every level of experience.
Fence Being Installed Around Billie Jean King Library in Downtown
The terrace around the library is often crowded with tents and people’s belongings. Building the fence will make it “a safer, more welcoming space for the whole community,” the local council member said. Long Beach has begun work to install a tall, wrought-iron fence around the Billie...
Los Alamitos Unified Names Next Asst. Supt. of Business Services
The following is a press release from the Los Alamitos Unified School District and does not reflect editorial work done by Spotlight Schools. Submit a press release to Spotlight Schools by emailing [email protected]. Following a thorough and highly competitive selection process, Los Alamitos Unified School...
Anaheim Transit to Shut Down March 31 After City Declines to Take Over
California’s Anaheim Transportation Network, which serves roughly 8 million riders annually, is scheduled to shut down on March 31. According to an article by Dan Zukowski in Smart Cities Dive, “The ATN, which aimed to become one of the first transit agencies in California to create an all-electric bus fleet, now...
