Fullerton, California (Google Maps ⧉, OpenStreetMap ⧉)

"Janine Hughes. Thirty-six. Fullerton. Two car seats empty in the back…"

"I was in Fullerton when Manny called me. “Hey, can you meet me at your house in half an hour? Just for five minutes, mano. I know you don’t get breaks. But I really need those rims for the Impala from your garage. Five minutes.”"

"When I was little, and we were at a store in Yorba Linda or Fullerton, and someone would say, “Go back to Mexico!” or call us “fucking illegal aliens,” my mother would say, “Mi gente estaba aquí antes que tu gente.”"

"The train’s jolt upon arrival in Fullerton, the last station before Los Angeles, left Scott with mixed feelings."

"Ian Goller was a native of the Orange County suburb of Fullerton who liked to tell people that his otherwise plain and unassuming hometown had once been home to the science fiction writer Philip K. Dick. 'You know, Blade Runner?"

"“We grew up in the same kind of places, really. Me in Fullerton, and you in Whittier.”"