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Bell is a city in Los Angeles County, California, United States. The population was 36,664 at
the 2000 census.
Bell is located on the west bank of the Home Values
Los Angeles River and is situated north of South Gate.
Bell Gardens lies to its east.
In March of 2000, Bell gained worldwide publicity, as the media announced that a shipment of 55
Oscar statuettes were stolen from a trucking company loading dock in the City of Bell. In addition
to the Los Angeles and Bell police departments,
Los Angeles Home Values FBI art-theft experts were investigating. It was
the second Oscar mishap, as earlier that month 4,000 ballots were misrouted. Coincidentally, the
missing Oscar ballots were found by the Post hipoteca
Office in a Bell processing center. Academy AMPAS
Executive Director Bruce Davis was quoted: "We've told Billy Crystal (host of that year's Oscar
Ceremony) not to go anywhere near Bell, California, in the next couple of weeks, It seems to be
a Bermuda Triangle for Oscar things."
Every winter, The City of Bell hosts its annual "Bell Family Holiday Parade & Festival" which
starts at Debs Park and ends at the Bell Community Center.
On November 29, 2005, in a Special Municipal Election, City of Bell residents voted to become a
Charter city.
The City's Chamber of Commerce is located at the historic James George Bell House,
which serves as a meeting place and in addition, a museum showcasing artifacts from the
City's founding family and period furniture. The House Morgage
is open to the general public with
free admission.
