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Whittier gets a 37% bump in sales tax to begin budget year - Vimarsana News

Whittier gets a 37% bump in sales tax to begin budget year

Whittier still faces significant deficits in the next two budget years.

After boisterous meeting, Whittier City Council pushes Greenleaf Promenade issue to new setting - Vimarsana News

After boisterous meeting, Whittier City Council pushes Greenleaf Promenade issue to new setting

City Manager Brian Saeki said the trees create a liability issue for the city, mandating their removal.

Should Whittier's Greenleaf Promenade re-open to vehicles? The City Council is split – Whittier Daily News - Vimarsana News

Should Whittier's Greenleaf Promenade re-open to vehicles? The City Council is split – Whittier Daily News

Closed during the pandemic, the city is now considering whether to keep it that way. But leaders say more input is needed from merchants. The council will take up the issue again at its June 28 meeting.

Whittier approves final design of Greenleaf Promenade Project, which will renovate Uptown Whittier - Vimarsana News

Whittier approves final design of Greenleaf Promenade Project, which will renovate Uptown Whittier

After almost three years of discussion and planning, the Whittier City Council approved moving forward with the final design for the Greenleaf Promenade Project, which will prompt renovations from Hadley Street to Wardman Street.

Whittier's city attorney of 33 years retires, council appoints new attorney – Whittier Daily News - Vimarsana News

Whittier's city attorney of 33 years retires, council appoints new attorney – Whittier Daily News

After serving the city for over 30 years, Richard Jones announced his retirement as Whittier city attorney at the Tuesday, Dec. 12, council meeting. Council members appointed Assistant City Attorney Keith Collins as Jones’ successor.