BELLFLOWER — The future of traditional summer events is uncertain because of regulations to fight the COVID-19 virus, but legal fireworks will be available to celebrate July 4. The City Council, which on April 27 approved 14 applications from nonprofit groups to sell fireworks, set up conditions for such sales May 11, placing an emphasis Read More…
BELLFLOWER — While other cities are protesting Project Roomkey, a state plan to house the homeless in hotels and motels to protect them from the COVID-19 virus, the Bellflower City Council April 27 took a different approach — seeking to head off financial and nuisance problems from such plans. At its May 11 meeting, the Read More…
BELLFLOWER — Residents facing possible eviction because they can’t pay the rent or a utility bill after a layoff resulting from the COVID-19 virus may get one-time financial help from the city’s expanded Homeless Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Services program. The City Council, in a streamed meeting April 13, expanded that program to include those Read More…
