“Politicians in Sacramento had a decade to fix this mess, but they stalled, they delayed, and they failed,” Los Angeles City Council member Traci Park said at a Sept. 30 press conference.
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"Some of the most world-famous images ever taken of her were in that home, on those grounds and near her pool. Marilyn tragically died there — forever ties her in time and place to this very home," Ms. Park said. "There is likely no woman in history or culture who captures the imagination of the public the way Marilyn Monroe did. Even all these years later, her story still resonates and inspires many of us today."
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