Whittier Is Voting on Term Limits. But Everyone Starts at Zero
The Whittier City Council voted Tuesday to let residents decide two things: when city elections are held, and whether to impose term limits for the first time.
June 24, 2026Mary Ann Pacheco
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Available, But Not Accessible: Whittier's Spanish-Language Outreach Under Question
When the Whittier City Council approved a federal transit equity plan, one councilmember raised a question that goes beyond transportation: is the city actually reaching its Spanish-speaking residents, or just making resources available and hoping they find them?
May 04, 2026
After ICE Costume Scandal and Election Power Shift, Planning Commissioner Resigns
A Whittier Planning Commissioner who sparked controversy over an ICE-themed costume party video has resigned — three days after the election, where the City Council majority that had repeatedly declined to act on calls for his removal were voted out.
April 18, 2026
