On Friday, 10/28/16, we argued our case to uphold the people’s 2012 Measure W referendum in the Orange County Superior Court. The people rejected the Development Agreement and therefore according to the ordinances the City Council approved in 2011, “I...

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Great news! We have received an Audubon Sea and Sage 2-for-1 matching grant. For every $1 you give, they will match $2 up to $4,000. This is a critical time for saving Coyote Hills so please donate now. We need funds to uphold our Measure W vote. Make ...

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On Monday, 10/31/16, the judge ruled against our Measure W lawsuit to uphold Fullerton voters’ decision to overturn the development approvals for Coyote Hills. Of course we are very disappointed. We had hoped that we voters would prevail. Well,...

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The October 2016 court ruling on the 2011 Measure W results put the Save Coyote Hills effort in a state of legal limbo.  Litigation has its risk for all sides.  The Friends have until February 3, 2017 to file an appeal. The Friends of Coyote Hills sued ...

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On February 2, 2017,  The Friends of Coyote Hills filed an appeal on the Measure W referendum.  Last October, an Orange County judge ruled that Measure W did not overturn the City Council’s approval of the development of West Coyote Hills. We disagree...

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Friends of Coyote Hills President Angela Chen-Lindstrom is honored by California State Senator Josh Newman during his annual Women of the Year Awards, held recently in Buena Park. Angela was chosen as this year’s honoree in the Environment category...

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Press Release: Quirk-Silva’s West Coyote Hills Preservation Act Passes Assembly Floor   (SACRAMENTO) – Today, Assembly Bill 510 (AB 510) by Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva (D-Orange County was approved on the Assembly floor by more than a two-th...

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The Friends of Coyote Hills continue to fight to save all 510 acres of West Coyote Hills as a park and preserve for now and future generations. In February we filed an appeal of our Measure W lawsuit to defend the people’s right to referend our City Cou...

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The City of Fullerton acquired the 72-acre Robert E. Ward Nature Preserve in 1983. It was closed to the public from day 1. The City did not intend to open the park until after the development of West Coyote Hills. Deals were made with Chevron-Pacific Coas...

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The written argument phase has begun. The Friends of Coyote Hills filed legal briefs in July to appeal the 2015 Orange County court’s decision that Measure W did not repeal the City Council’s approval of the development agreement of West Coyote Hills....

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