LOS ANGELES - Residents who live near the Hollywood Sign have filed public nuisance lawsuits against the city of Los Angeles, asking officials to do more, according to a CBS News report. The outlet said the sign attracts millions of visitors from around the world every year.
The group is described as residents who live near the sign. CBS News reported that the lawsuits are directed at the city and that the residents are asking officials to do more, though the summary does not list the specific measures they want. The outlet's headline for the story includes the phrase "Reached its peak," in quotation marks. The summary does not say who made that remark or what it refers to, so this account cannot attribute the phrase to any speaker.
Several basic details are not in the material available for this report. The summary does not give the number of residents involved, the court or courts where the suits were filed, or any response from city officials. It refers to public nuisance lawsuits in the plural but does not give a count.
The visitor figure is also described only in general terms. CBS News said the sign attracts millions of visitors from around the world each year, and the summary does not provide a breakdown of that estimate or its source.
The report was published by CBS News, and the summary lists no individual author. This account draws only on that single summary and does not reflect the full text of the outlet's article, which may contain additional information about the lawsuits, the residents' specific requests, or the city's position.
Sources: CBS News: LA residents sue city over Hollywood sign crowds: "Reached its peak".