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The O.C. Auto Show cruises back to Anaheim
The O.C. Auto Show is driving excitement back to the Anaheim Convention Center! Take the wheel of the ultimate hands-on car shopping experience from test drives to the latest models, it’s the wheel deal for car lovers. KTLA’s Omar Lewis has all the fuel for thought. Don’t stall, the show runs Sept. 25–28. For tickets and details, cruise to AutoShowOC.com. This segment aired on the KTLA 5 Morning News on Sept. 25, 2025. Suggest a Correction Close Modal Suggest a Correction
Six Flags Magic Mountain Fright Fest preview
Monsters are on the loose and terror has taken over Six Flags Magic Mountain. Fright Fest is back and more terrifying than ever! Enter if you dare to the all-new “Carnage” maze and experience the other spine-tingling haunted mazes, sinister scare zones, exhilarating live shows, and more. KTLA’s Megan Telles is there with a preview. Six Flags Magic Mountain Fright Fest is open now through November 2, Thursday – Sunday. To buy tickets visit SixFlags.com/Magic Mountain.
Cold-water Plunging Trend plus its health benefits with Dr. Jandial
Neurosurgeon and scientist Dr. Rahul Jandial joined us to explore the surge in cold plunging’s popularity, a wellness trend largely fueled by social media. While it’s widely recognized for aiding recovery and reducing inflammation, what other health benefits might it provide? For more on this topic, visit CityOfHope.org and follow Dr. Jandial on Instagram @DrJandial. This segment aired on the KTLA 5 Morning News on Sept. 18 2025. Suggest a Correction Close Modal Suggest a Correction
Knott's Scary Farm preview
Spooky season has returned to Knott’s Berry Farm and they’ve released their scariest monsters at the park. Beginning Sept. 18- Nov. 1, for select nights only, thrill seekers can experience the theme parks most terrifying haunted mazes. KTLA’s Megan Telles has a preview with this seasons frightful offerings. For more information or to purchase tickets visit Knotts.com. Megan Telles reports for the KTLA 5 Morning News on Sept. 17, 2025. Suggest a Correction Close Modal Suggest a Correction
Nigel's at Anchors Away is Now Open In Long Beach
Calling all pink lovers, foodies and everything in-between! It’s Long Beach’s newest and prettiest waterfront dining destination located at Marina Pacifica. From brunch-to-boat, it’s a new restaurant where glam meets sea. From floating booths and Duffy boats to a spectacular menu, dreamy ambience, and fabulous cocktails this place makes for the perfect celebration destination.
Opening Day at the L.A. County Fair
by: Jacqueline Sarkissian, Nancy Cruz, Daisy Sanchez, Hillary Reilly Posted: May 5, 2025 / 06:36 AM PDT Updated: May 5, 2025 / 06:36 AM PDT It’s officially opening day at the L.A. County Fair! Jacqueline Sarkissian is joined by CEO of Fairplex, Walter Marquez and Dominic Palmieri from The Midway Gourmet to talk about this years offerings! This segment aired on the KTLA 5 Morning News on May 2, 2025. Suggest a Correction Close Modal Suggest a Correction
St. Edward academy to host fourth annual fashion show dinner
Enjoy a fashion show during St. Edward Catholic Preparatory Academy's fourth annual dinner and dance on Saturday, Sept. 21. Courtesy of St. Edward Catholic Preparatory Academy St. Edward Catholic Preparatory Academy invites the community to join its fourth annual fashion show, dinner and dance on Saturday, Sept. 21. Guests will enjoy a buffet dinner, a fashion show, raffle baskets, dancing, and more. The event will be held at 5 p.m. at Fiesta Mexicana Banquets, 50 N. Spring St., Elgin.
The Circus Vargas show is back
by: Megan Telles, Nancy Cruz, Daisy Sanchez, Kobe Siy Posted: Apr 22, 2022 / 08:51 AM PDT Updated: Apr 22, 2022 / 08:51 AM PDT Megan Telles reports from Downey to give us a preview of the The Circus Vargas Express. The circus is back and coming to town. The show is sure to provide the family with excitement and thrills with nonstop action and adventure from their world-class performers, including foot jugglers, ring masters, trapeze acts and much more.
Hollywood’s newest hotspots to visit
Megan Telles took us to some of the newest Hollywood Hotspots. These new restaurants and bars are perfect for nightlife, food, drinks and entertainment. Here are some of the hotspots she visited: Desert 5 Spot 6516 Selma Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90028 Megan’s first stop of the day was Desert 5 Spot, a pioneer town-inspired rooftop bar that brings a vintage Western vibe to Hollywood. This bar serves up their famous margaritas and cold canned beers.
Knott’s Boysenberry Festival returns
by: Lynette Romero, Nancy Cruz, Daisy Sanchez, Kobe Siy Posted: Mar 18, 2022 / 09:11 AM PDT Updated: Mar 18, 2022 / 09:11 AM PDT The Knott’s Boysenberry Festival is back. The annual food-inspired event returns Friday that celebrates the park’s name and historic roots, specifically highlighting the little berry that started it all, the boysenberry.
Three methods of transportation to campus put to the test
LBSU as a commuter school and why driving is the most efficient way of getting to campus. Long Beach State is known for, among many things, being a “commuter campus.” According to the Long Beach State data set for 2017-18, 80% of undergraduate students commute to campus. Due to the high communter rate, the university has been working hard to find ways that will help reduce the school’s carbon footprint.
Library bus stop closure extended due to weather
Upper campus construction and bus stop closure has been extended to March 30 due to weather, the campus announced March 19. The Sustainable Transportation department sent an email to the campus Feb. 8 stating the northbound bus stop in front of Liberal Arts 1 would be closed Feb. 13 to March 13 due to the Heating Hot Water Infrastructure Construction Project. The Liberal Arts 1 bus stop closed Feb. 21. The project’s signs originally stated that stops would be closed until March 15.
LBSU grants additional parking in lot G7
Parking and Transportation Services now allows any student with a regular spring parking permit to use the specified electric vehicle parking located at lot G7 after 10 a.m. “I had no idea about being able to park there so early, but I’m definitely going to do it now,” said Olivia Hernandez, a fourth year student.
Insight through Poetry | How ARC Creates Leaders
Just days into her first backpacking expedition through the snowy Lost Sierra, Daisy Sanchez was almost ready to give up. “There was so much weight on me,” she says. “It felt as if all my problems and struggles at home, all that weight was in my backpack. But I didn’t want to give up because it wouldn’t have been fair to everyone else. I wanted to get to our destination. I didn’t want to feel like I couldn’t do things.
May 11, 2017 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
Emotions ran high during the last Associated Students meeting of the school year.
Coffee taste test: who has the best coffee in town?
Finals week is just around the corner, which means long nights and loads of coffee to keep you up. Fortunate enough, Fullerton College has plenty of nearby coffee shops to choose from. The Hornet took the initiative in making it a little easier for you to pick which café would be worth your while. By hitting up six coffee shops within a one-mile radius of FC, we conducted a blind taste-test challenge to decide who has the best tasting cup-a-joe.
Get into the Habit in Downtown Fullerton
The Habit Burger Grill hosted multiple events for their new Fullerton location on 101 E. Orangethorpe Ave., this past weekend on April 1 through April 4. Free meals were given out to the first 200 guest in line that included their chargrilled burgers, fresh-cut fries and a beverage of the costumer’s choice. They also had a fundraising event in support of Ladera Vista Junior High School with 100 percent of their proceeds going back to their organizations.
March 10, 2017 | The Hornet – Serving Fullerton College Since 1922
Museum Fullerton Open Mic Night Each month, the museum puts on a wonderful show for patrons of the art walk. Read More “American Idiot” lead actors take center stage against conformity Katarina ScaliseLann NguyenMarch 10, 2017 Brandon Burns and Tony Torrico ready to do what they do best – tell their stories and make a statement.
Museum Fullerton Open Mic Night
Fullerton Museum celebrated 7 years of hosting an open mic night on Friday, March 3. The event is held on the first Friday of each month, and the staff and performers of all ages are welcome everyone to come out and participate to support the event. Elvia Taylor, operations coordinator at the Fullerton Museum, hosts the event along with many other events such as Downtown Fullerton’s Art Walk.
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