The latest project from All the Art for All the Kids (www.alltheartsforallthekids.org) will  be unwrapped tomorrow but the Fullertonian has the inside scoop.

Last Thursday Fullerton hosted a gathering of high-end mobile dining trucks.

The gathering was held outside the Fox Fullerton Theater during the "Dr. No" showing and after the local Farmer's Market and Beer Garden.

The media has recently publicized CSUF professor Adrian R. Fleissig’s report showing a small uptick in the local economy. The report shows growth in five out of seven economic indicators. Unfortunately, regional unemployment was one of the two items that brought the indicator down.

While this report is being released, and economists are scratching their heads about why employment is still on a downward trend, a local employer is being viciously hounded for guess what: employing people.

There is a new web service that’s free (gratis) and as easy as reading twitters. For those who still don’t see the advantages of text messaging this may finally enlighten that dark corner of your mind and bring you into the present millennium.

The OC Crime Map lists short descriptions of recent police activity. In many ways it is like the old Police Radio Scanners that cycle through all frequencies and stop when there is a sound. This new service can be read at a glance and shows the locations on a map.

You can find it in the new Metro Section of the Fullertonian.com on the left side under the list of candidates.

The 10squared Film Festival will hold a public screening of the top 10 films* on October 3, 2010, at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center, located at 1201 Malvern Ave, Fullerton, CA. Awards for First, Second, and Third Place* will be announced at this public screening. Winning entries MUST have a representative present at the event in order to win a prize. So plan to attend, and bring your fans! The deadline to vote online is coming up!

We own a business in Fullerton. We own a home in Fullerton. So, you would think we love this city.  We do not. Why? BECAUSE WE CANNOT PARK OVERNIGHT IN FRONT OF OUR OWN HOME! From 2AM till 6 AM, we have gotten so many tickets at 30 bucks a clip that it is sickening.  The tickets are currently $31.50. Our own home?! WTF? There seems to us to be no logical reason that we, and people all over the city, cannot park in front of our own homes other than it to be a source of revenue for the city.

Written by: Jesse Glick
Directed by: Casey Holm

Not your typical love story.

Robert and Sherry have an amazing life together. They are young, intelligent, successful, and don't have too much to worry about... until their friend, Lisa, makes them an offer that shakes up their world.

by Thornton Wilder
Directed by Joe Parrish

"There's something way down deep that's eternal about every human being."