The Los Angeles City Council passed a motion Friday to consider Marilyn Monroe's house a historic site which has saved the house temporarily from being torn down.
ExpandJessica Goodman, Cox Media Group National Content DeskLOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles City Council passed a motion on Friday to consider the house where Marilyn Monroe lived and died in Brentwood, California, as a historic site thus granting a temporary save from be torn down.
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