Whittier, United States (Local)
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By: Donna Walsh
Ready for the romp: Uptown Whittier’s Roper Romp organizers, from left, Donna Walsh, Delia Noriega, and Rosalinda Montalvo toast to their upcoming event at Sage Restaurant and Lounge. The venue will serve as the kickoff point for the Saturday, July 11 pub crawl. Roper Romps are lighthearted events where participants dress up as the iconic characters from the classic 1970s sitcom Three’s Company. (Photo courtesy of Eamonn Walsh)
By: Anissa Rivera
There will be more than “Three's Company” at Whittier's first Roper Romp this Saturday, July 11.
By: Anissa Rivera
The fire engines and towering cranes that surrounded the smoking ruins of Lineage Inc. in Los Angeles are gone. “Road Closed” signs barricade a few
By: Anissa Rivera
A meeting with Lineage Inc., L.A. Mayor Karen Bass and neighbors of the Lineage warehouse devolved into frustration on July 9 as residents and business try to recover.
By: Anissa Rivera
Residents in Boyle Heights, East L.A. already faced economic and health inequities before the Lineage warehouse fire was declared an emergency. What should recovery look like now?
Three high school juniors lead weeklong basketball and wellness camp to Eaton fire-affected children July 13-17
By: Anissa Rivera
Ryden Shiozaki, 16, lost his home in the Eaton fire. His father died four months later. Their shared love for basketball is helping him heal. Here’s how he’s sharing that balm.
By: Anissa Rivera
The governing body will receive and file standard procedures for city employees regarding ICE activity.
By: Anissa Rivera
The Ethan Carlos Foundation hosts the community fest on July 18 at Palm Park in Whittier.
By: Ethan Carlos
The second annual Ethopia festival celebrates the legacy of Ethan Carlos, a La Serna High School student who loved sports, music, fashion and his family. The free festival is set from 1 to 7 p.m. Saturday, July 18, at Palm Park in Whittier and will feature live music, food trucks and interactive fun zones.((Photo courtesy of the Ethan Carlos Foundation)
