Funding was approved Tuesday to enable computers in Los Angeles County libraries to block access to pornographic websites, according to KCBS-TV.
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved the $500,000 funding in a unanimous vote, the station reported.
Each library will receive filters and privacy monitors.
The computers will also be relocated to prevent adult computers from being in the direct path of children and signs will be posted informing patrons that inappropriate sites may not be viewed on library computers, said KCBS-TV.
