1. In 1927, the famous Hollywood Bowl officially opened its doors to the public. The outdoor venue soon become one of LA's most iconic landmarks and has hosted countless performances by world-class musicians, from The Beatles to Taylor Swift.

2. On June 11, 1963, John F. Kennedy delivered a speech to an audience of over 2,500 at UC Berkeley's Greek Theatre. In his address, the President spoke about the importance of civil rights and the need for meaningful social change in America.

3. In 1990, the California Coastal Commission voted to approve a controversial development project that would have destroyed a stretch of pristine coastline north of San Francisco. However, after years of protests and legal challenges, the plan was ultimately scrapped.

4. On this day in 2004, Los Angeles Lakers superstar Kobe Bryant was arrested on charges of sexual assault. The incident sparked a media frenzy and led to Bryant's high-profile trial, which dominated headlines for months.

5. Finally, June 11th marks the anniversary of the completion of the Oakland Bay Bridge in 1936. At the time, it was the longest bridge in the world and a major engineering feat that connected San Francisco with the growing city of Oakland.