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In San Diego, a rainbow crossing was installed in the Hillcrest neighborhood in 2020. [1] [2] [3] [4]
Santa Ana's city council was considering the installation of rainbow crossings, as of 2021. [5]
Cathedral City has a rainbow crossing at the intersection of Highway 111 and West Buddy Rogers Avenue. It was restored in 2021. [6]
Manhattan Beach's city council considered a rainbow crossing in 2021. [7] The crossing was installed in 2022. [8] [9]
Long Beach has a rainbow crossings along the Broadway Corridor. [10] The crossings were updated in 2022. [11]
A rainbow crossing was installed in Fairfax in May 2023. [12] In 2023, a rainbow crossing in Davis was painted and removed. [13] [14] More rainbow crossings in Davis were installed in 2025. [15] A rainbow crossing in Palm Springs was removed in 2023. [16] [17] A rainbow crossing was installed in Sausalito in 2023. [12] [18]
Plans to install rainbow crossings in Beverly Hills were announced in 2024. [19] [20]
In 2025, Monterey's openly gay mayor Tyller Williamson supported the installation of rainbow crossings. [21] [22] [23] [24] The proposal received some criticism, [25] but was painted at Alvarado Street in June 2025. [26] [27] It may face federal scrutiny. [28] As of 2025, Sacramento's Office of Arts and Culture was accepting applications to install crosswalks outside two elementary schools (Garden Valley Elementary and Smythe Academy). [29] Plans to paint a rainbow crossing in Santa Clara were announced in 2025. [30]
