On Tuesday evening, in its first remote meeting after the state and county safer-at-home mandates, the Whittier City Council enacted a COVID-19 eviction moratorium in a 4-1 vote.
Month: March 2020
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Five Ways You Can Help
Scientists say that helping others can help with stress management, immune building, and more. Here are some ways you can exercise your altruism muscle
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Walk On By
If you see me walking down the street
And I start to cry each time we meet
Walk on by, walk on by
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Escape Online: Travel, Learn, See, Hear, Taste, Move, and More
Escape the boundaries of your safe-at-home stay with events and activities available free online.
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Opinion: A Heartfelt PSA from a Friend
We had a movement going in Italy, asking people to keep going out and supporting local businesses, feeling that the government was overreacting, but in hindsight this was not a great plan.
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Memories of Whittier: Tarantulas in Turnbull Canyon
It must have been around 1974—I was old enough to drive and had my own car—when I had an eerie adventure in my hometown of Whittier one summer evening.
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The Money Crunch: Resources for Whittier Area Emergency Needs
Sustainable City News shares local, regional, and national resources for workers feeling the crunch in greater Whittier.
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A Whole New World / What the World Needs Now
This movie script dream state has become a reality where we as a community must rise to the occasion to show who we are.
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Stuck at Home? Get Lost in All the Fun Free Stuff
Sustainable City News shares links to tons of free stuff including education, entertainment, student & parent resources, lifestyle, self-care, and more.
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City of Whittier to Close Facilities, Events, Programs Through March
The City of Whittier is canceling or postponing non-essential programs, events, and recreation classes as well as board, commission, and committee meetings through the end of March.