#cultural-landmark

#cultural-landmark

The original sign, created by artist Michael J. Masucci, was erected in 1986, on a small hill located behind a parking lot at 8555 Santa Monica Boulevard, next to the EZTV art gallery. The sign paid homage to the original Hollywood sign and became a cultural landmark and tourist attraction for many years, particularly within the LGBTQ+ community during the AIDS crisis.

Disneyland has become part of the fabric of Southern California, a landmark as recognizable to our region as beaches and palm trees, with an estimated 17 million people visiting annually.

Graham and Carruthers were found guilty of the "mindless" and "deliberate" felling of the Sycamore Gap tree, which sparked national outrage.