
Rong-Gong Lin Ii
Rong-Gong Lin II, reporter @LATimes, covering earthquake safety, public health, extreme weather, other natural disasters and breaking news. ron.lin@latimes.com
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In similar conditions, armed with L.A. lessons
Three blazes threaten Spokane as firefighters arrive from Southern California to lend assistance
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In similar conditions, armed with L.A. lessons
Three blazes threaten Spokane as firefighters arrive from Southern California to lend assistance

Measles hits U.S. record not seen since '91

Southland facing a triple threat of heat, humidity and high surf
Temperatures topping 100 in inland areas raise more risk of fire

Ominous quiet on the San Andreas
‘Mother of all faults’ has been silent for decades. Scientists fear it may soon snap.

Shaken and rattled by a seismic one-two punch
‘Doublet’ earthquakes add to unease in California

Measles is again detected at LAX
Health officials urge caution amid World Cup crowds in L.A. and the Bay Area.

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.

Tentative progress on crisis in O.C.
Official says potential crack in chemical tank may reduce likelihood of a blast or large leak.

O.C. chemical tank crisis remains on brink
State of emergency declared as firefighters try to curb rising interior temperature to prevent blast

TOXIC LEAK IN O.C. PROMPTS THOUSANDS TO FLEE
Chemical tank at aerospace firm is expected to fail or explode, officials say.

How hantavirus broke out, spread fear globally
Exotic locales, close ship quarters a deadly combination

Measles cases rise sharply in state amid a nationwide surge
California’s tally so far this year is already the highest annual total since 2019.
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Paperboy tracks bylines on the front pages of major US and UK broadsheets. This page shows every front-page story attributed to Rong-Gong Lin Ii in our archive, based on bylines extracted from front-page images by AI. It covers only front-page stories — not the full output of this journalist. Data begins April 2026.
