The anti-gay signs first put up in the 1990s read 'No U-turn' to discourage men from cruising in the Silver Lake neighborhood. Now locals celebrate it's removal.

'No cruising' signs in Silver Lake used to target LGBTQ+ community in '90s removed The Silver Lake Neighborhood Council voted to dismantle the signs in 2011 - but there were still some left.

If silver closes above $30 on a weekly basis, the next resistance levels to watch are $31.25 and $32.5, with a possible rally extending to $34-$36 if the uptrend gains momentum.

While the “No Cruising” signs were removed after the Silver Lake Neighborhood Council voted to dismantle them in 2011, some of the no U-turn signs remained. Los Angeles City Councilmember ...

The last known batch of Silver Lake’s “no U-turn” signs came down this week. The old signs were how police clamped down on cruising in the ‘90s — when gay men circled certain streets to ...