Hannah Fry is a Metro reporter covering Orange County for the Los Angeles Times. She joined the newspaper in 2013 as a reporter for the Daily Pilot, a Times Community News publication. Fry most recently covered breaking news for The Times and was part of the team that was a 2020 Pulitzer finalist for its coverage of a boat fire that killed 34 people off the coast of Santa Barbara. She grew up in Orange County and got her start as an intern at the Orange County Register.
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Violence and hate incidents directed at Asian Americans have surged across California since the pandemic, with some blaming Asians because of the coronavirus’ origins in Wuhan, China.
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To many in Huntington Beach, former UFC star Tito Ortiz is almost a Trump-like figure — a larger-than-life celebrity with a brash social media presence and a legion of loyal fans.
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New state guidelines clear the way for high-contact sports such as football, field hockey, rugby and water polo to resume
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Officer Matthew Calleros pleaded not guilty to several felony and misdemeanor counts. Prosecutors say he used police resources to cover up the theft.
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La familia de Tim Zook aún no sabe si la vacuna tuvo un papel en su muerte, que está siendo investigada por agencias federales y locales. Rochelle Zook insiste en que la historia de su marido no debe disuadir a nadie de vacunarse.
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Tim Zook’s family still doesn’t know whether the vaccine played a role in his death, which is under investigation by federal and local agencies. Rochelle Zook insists that her husband’s story should not dissuade anyone from getting the vaccine.
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The risk of reopening California as new coronavirus strains spread and the vaccine rollout slows.
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With the state rescinding its stay-at-home order, Los Angeles County officials say they will reopen personal care services and outdoor dining at restaurants.
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Officials have warned that vaccines will be in short supply in part because people who already received their first shot now need their second.
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Giving the COVID-19 vaccine to people who are due their second dose could mean less vaccine available for people seeking their first shot.