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Nadya Suleman is on bed rest recovering from her third surgery. Nadya "Octo-Mom" Suleman, is at home in bed recovering from a third surgery to remove benign tumors from the wall of her uterus.
Carlos Vela, a 17-year-old Latino, was shot in the head in the 9600 block of Beverly Street in Bellflower.
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25th Anniversary of Record-Setting Solar Car
Solar-powered cars are just now making news, but 25 years ago, solar pioneers Greg Johanson and Joel Davidson set a Guinness world record for the fastest "Solely Solar Powered Vehicle." On July 1, 1984 the Sunrunner achieved 24.7 mph in Bellflower California, and a final top speed of 41 mph in the Mojave Desert.
Bellflower coffeehouse remembers Michael Jackson
Many customers at the Eclipse Cafe in Bellflower seemed to have a common thread in their lives that transcended the coffee shop's mocha macchiatos, lattes and panini sandwiches - they were impacted in some way by Michael Jackson's death last week.
Local cities gear up for the Fourth
The safe and sane stands will be open for business beginning Wednesday in Lakewood.
Woman arrested in 2003 OKC gang killings
BELLFLOWER, Calif. a ' U.S. Marshals in California on Friday arrested a woman wanted in connection with two 2003 gang killings in Oklahoma City.
The Lost Street: A Short Story
How pleasant it is to look back on your time in school and still be in contact with your friends from long ago.
Feds arrest head of anti-gang group in LA
A man who said he left a ruthless street gang in Central America and later won praise for his anti-gang work in Los Angeles was arrested Wednesday by authorities who allege he conspired to kill a rival even as he spoke out against gang life.
Kittens and cats find homes with low-cost adoptions
The Southeast Area Animal Control and Authority are deep into the "cat days of summer." Warm days mean breeding season for cats, officials said, and that means the shelter is bursting at the seams.
Bellflower approves tight budget with cuts
The City Council on Monday approved a two-year, $85 million budget that called for cuts across the board, slashing a number of after-school programs and eliminating many part-time positions.
Bellflower critic bets on recalls
John Butts, longtime Bellflower City Council critic, says the city council "hates me." BELLFLOWER - Some may see him as a troublemaker, but 61-year- old John Butts says he's simply a man who doesn't like to back down.
L.A. Sheriff's Deputies Arrest one of "America's Most Wanted"
Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies arrested Lisa Monica Gonzales, a suspect profiled on the television series "America's Most Wanted." Gonzales was wanted for a Murder and Drug Trafficking Warrant out of the State of Oklahoma.
Gang members and guns were at the top of the list for hundreds of police, probation and parole officers who swept through Long Beach and neighboring cities Wednesday.
35 arrested in south LA County gang sweep
Police say 35 arrests were made during a gang sweep triggered by a spike in gang-related violence in the Long Beach area.
SoCal man pleads no contest to killing 9-year-old
A 24-year-old Southern California man has pleaded no contest to murder for the stabbing death of his 9-year-old cousin and a judge found that he was legally insane at the time of the crime.
Octomom's online partners earn fines
Nadya Suleman's contract with RadarOnline and the state citations against the company.
Calif. hits Web site for taping octuplets
California authorities slapped an online site Tuesday with a series of child-labor law violations for videotaping two of Nadya Suleman's octuplets without safeguards required to protect their health and safety.State Labor Commissioner Angela Bradstreet said RadarOnline endangered the newborns, Noah and Isaiah Suleman, by failing to get required ...
Gas prices rise for 40th straight day
Chevron gas station on Artesia Blvd. and Downey in Bellflower is charging $2.99 for regular unleaded on Tuesday, June 9, 2009.
Free Bellflower Lunch and Learn event
Bellflower. The Bellflower Chamber of Commerce today will host a free Lunch and Learn event sponsored by Karan Slingerland at the Chamber of Commerce Office.
Jury begins deliberations in serial rape case after defendant takes stand
A jury will begin deliberations today in the case of an accused serial rapist who, according to authorities, kidnapped and sexually assaulted three women in 2008 and who also allegedly molested two nieces throughout the 1990s.
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