Please join us for an enjoyable Nature Walk along the trails of West Coyote Hills. In Winter, we often have surprisingly wonderful hiking weather between days of refreshing rain showers. Many bird species overwinter here. And we always have the rare oppor...
Mark your calendar! It’s time again for our huge garage sale fundraiser on Saturday from 7AM – noon. We’re looking for donations and shoppers. Please drop off your gently used and still working items this Wednesday through Friday. Donat...
Great news! We have just received 2 challenge grants totaling $3,500. With your help, we can turn that into $7,000. The timing could not be better. Running a referendum is expensive. Please help us sustain this important effort by doubling our challenge g...
Our challenge grant of $3,500 has now been bumped up to $6,500 thanks to three more $1,000 donations from the community. You know what that means. Every dollar you donate will be doubled by the challenge grant. With your help, we can turn this into a tota...
We’ve still a little way to go to completely match the $6,500 challenge grant. Remember that every dollar you donate will be doubled by the matching grant. Please make your dollars go farther by making a tax-deductible donation now. We are fightin...
Why save Coyote Hills as a park instead of allowing it to become Chevron’s latest development project? Because It is absolutely our last chance for a wilderness park in the region; it is the last natural open space in North Orange County. We need mo...
Measure W gives the public a chance to overturn the Fullerton City Council’s approval of Chevron’s plan to build 760 houses and a shopping center on the 510-acre natural open space of West Coyote Hills. It’s our last chance to stop C...
Here’s another chance to clean out your closet for a good cause. Donations can be dropped off at 1800 Smokewood, Fullerton, CA 92831 before the event. Sale starts at 7AM to about 1PM at the same location.
Measure W was defeated by a healthy margin on November 6, 2012: 60.8% of Fullerton voters rejected Measure W which would have given Chevron-Pacific Coast Homes entitlements to build 760 houses and a shopping center on the 510-acre site of West Coyote Hil...
Although the City Council accepted the results of the vote on 12/4/12, they stopped short of any further action such as terminating the Development Agreement and overturning other development approvals as called for by the Development Agreement and other ...
