Yucca Corridor, Los Angeles facts for kids
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Yucca Corridor
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Cherokee Avenue, 2004
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| Country | United States |
| State | California |
| County | Los Angeles |
| City | Los Angeles |
| Time zone | UTC-8 (PST) |
| • Summer (DST) | UTC-7 (PDT) |
The Yucca Corridor is a neighborhood in Hollywood, California. It is located north of Hollywood Boulevard and Mann's Chinese Theater. In 2007, it was described as a popular spot for young people, including artists, musicians, and actors. This area has seen many positive changes over the years.
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Exploring the Yucca Corridor Area
The Yucca Corridor is a specific part of Hollywood. It is bordered by Highland Avenue to the west and Franklin Avenue to the north. To the east, you'll find Vine Street, and to the south, it's just north of Hollywood Boulevard.
Who Lives in Yucca Corridor?
In 2007, many people living in the Yucca Corridor rented their homes. Most residents were single people who were just starting their careers. New apartment buildings were also being built in the area.
Shopping and Fun in Yucca Corridor
Yucca Street has many small shops, called boutiques. It was hoped that this street would become a popular shopping area, much like Melrose Avenue. The neighborhood also has many nightclubs that make the nightlife exciting.
Gateway to Hollywood
In 2002, a special landmark was added to Hollywood. It's a 30-foot-high glass tower that lights up from the inside. This tower is located where Cahuenga Boulevard, Wilcox Avenue, and Franklin Avenue meet.
What Does the Tower Do?
The tower cost $658,000 to build. It has the word "HOLLYWOOD" written vertically on its three sides. This structure was designed to welcome visitors. It greets people entering Hollywood from the Cahuenga offramp of the Hollywood Freeway.
Schools in Yucca Corridor
Students living in the Yucca Corridor attend public schools. These include Selma Avenue Elementary School and Joseph LeConte Middle School. For high school, students go to Hollywood High School.
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Whitley Avenue, 2005
