"Downtown L.A.'s Graffiti-Covered High-Rise Tower Becomes BASE Jumping Hotspot"
Abandoned high-rises covered in graffiti have become a popular tourist attraction in downtown Los Angeles, drawing crowds and sparking debate among residents and workers. The unfinished towers have become a destination for graffiti artists and BASE jumping thrill-seekers, despite city officials' efforts to rein in the taggers and vandals. The city is considering spending $3 million to install a fence around the buildings and clear debris, as the graffiti towers continue to draw visitors and spark discussions about urban development and financial struggles.