Hannah Fry

L.A. sports billionaires chase more assets, titles and clout

Two weeks of upheaval for local franchises illustrate the stakes beyond the final scores

Jews divided over state recognition of ethnic identity

Trump aide grabs public’s eye

Conservative Californian takes her place at his side

Arcadia aims to counter China’s influence

Ex-official pleaded guilty to acting as foreign agent

While L.A. burned, online gamblers bet on the damage

Experts say prediction sites that allow wagers on disasters can create dangerous incentives.

Big Sur caught in grim cycle of disaster

Timber fire is latest blow to a coastal locale of both natural beauty and threats.

Chinese media mogul faces probe

FBI targets a West Covina exec who rode an immigration wave to create an empire.

L.A.’s perilous game of water pipeline triage

With money scarce, repairs occur only in areas considered most likely to break next.

Water main rupture is L.A.’s worst in years

Sunset Boulevard expected to be closed for days

Social media cited in Newport melee

Local police trying to figure out why throngs converged July 4, leading to 402 arrests.

Neighbors refuse to waver on flag ban

Homeowners group has fined some who display Old Glory

Anxious and undecided, Democrats hold ballots

With state’s jungle primary, many hope to avoid having two Republican candidates for governor

Industry knew for years about ‘runaway’ risks

Chemical tank failures like one that forced 50,000 to flee in O.C. have killed, hurt many.

O.C. chemical tank crisis remains on brink

State of emergency declared as firefighters try to curb rising interior temperature to prevent blast

A frantic two hours before attack on mosque

Mother told San Diego police her son had taken guns. Short-staffed force took 88 minutes to respond.

Suspects were radicalized and left manifesto, authorities say

Gunmen in mosque attack outlined ‘religious and racial beliefs,’ FBI says.

Three killed in shooting at mosque in San Diego

Two suspects in possible hate crime are found dead

Hospice fraud persists in state despite alarms

STATE IS BILKED IN FRAUD SCHEME

Prosecutors say the hospice scam cost California’s medical system $267 million.