Bell Protesters

(Bell - AP) The Bell City Council has voted unanimously to subpoena the records of its former city manager, whose huge salary prompted investigations into possible fraud in the small, working-class Los Angeles suburb.

City Attorney James M. Casso says the records may help the city determine whether Robert Rizzo engaged in "possibly unlawful and wasteful activities."

Rizzo was forced to resign earlier this year after residents were outraged to learn he was being paid nearly $800,000 a year.

The City Council also voted unanimously Friday to sever a agreement under which it began providing municipal services to the neighboring city of Maywood earlier this summer.

Casino

(Santa Ana - AP) Police are searching for two robbers who ran over and killed a man after he won several thousand dollars at a Southern California casino.

Police say the 55-year-old victim and a female friend were followed from the Hawaiian Gardens Casino by two men in a small gray car that cut them off Friday in Santa Ana.

Santa Ana police Cpl. Anthony Bertagna (Bur-TAHN'-yah) says one of the assailants chased down the fleeing victim and fought with him over a cash-filled envelope. He says the suspect ran back to the car after knocking down the victim, who was then run over by the fleeing vehicle.

A knife and dozens of $20 bills were scattered near the victim's body. Bertagna says he does not know how much money the robbers took.

He says the victim, whose name has not been released, was not stabbed.