He and other residents submitted a petition with roughly 50 signatures requesting additional stop signs. El Segundo resident Joseph Brandlin was arrested earlier this month after installing unauthorized stop signs and painting “STOP” at a neighborhood intersection. (Joseph Brandlin)The city ultimately determined the intersection did not meet the required traffic volume for additional stop signs, Brandlin said. Joseph Brandlin said he attended many El Segundo City Council meetings asking the city to install stop signs but, the city ignored his concerns. As Brandlin’s case moves forward, the intersection remains unchanged, and residents continue to push for the installation of stop signs.

Source: Los Angeles Times March 27, 2026 16:21 UTC