In 1986, the Whittier Blvd Arch was erected near the Arizona Street intersection. This 65-foot span of Spanish-Colonial sculpture cemented the legacy of this East LA Blvd as the most iconic Blvd ...

The funds paid for the now-iconic Whittier Boulevard arch, and for more than 250 slots cut on the street’s sidewalks in anticipation of a Who’s Who of beautiful sundials to honor celebrities ...

The Whittier Boulevard arch has become a prop in competing visions of cityhood for East Los Angeles (Allen J. Schaben/Los Angeles Times) ...

Donate now. The city of Whittier will soon own and control its namesake boulevard. Caltrans is expected to relinquish ownership of a 6.5-mile stretch of Whittier Boulevard, from Lockheed Avenue to ...

But Whittier Boulevard is really a survivor of all the ... their pride and joy, a 65-foot-long arch centerpiece displaying the boulevard’s name. Locals flocked to the revived boulevard for ...

WHITTIER – City officials plan to study annexing portions of Whittier Boulevard not already controlled by the city. With city oversight, instead of Los Angeles County, the area on the west side ...

The city of Whittier will take ownership of Whittier Boulevard in an agreement with the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) passed by the City Council Tuesday. In the relinquishment ...