Nathan Fenno is a sports enterprise reporter for the Los Angeles Times focused on investigations, features and in-depth stories.
His story about the murder of former NBA player Lorenzen Wright was included in the 2019 edition of “The Best American Sports Writing.” Five additional stories have received notable mention in the Best American Sports Writing series. His work has also been recognized by the Associated Press Sports Editors, Society of Professional Journalists, Investigative Reporters and Editors and several regional journalism associations.
A Seattle native, Fenno previously wrote for the Washington Times, the Ann Arbor (Mich.) News and the King County (Wash.) Journal.
Latest From This Author
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Los Clippers presentaron una moción en la Corte Superior del Condado de Los Ángeles la semana pasada para desestimar una demanda presentada por Johnny Wilkes en diciembre
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The Clippers filed a motion at Los Angeles County Superior Court last week to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Johnny Wilkes in December.
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Federal agents searched the home of Klete Keller, the Olympic medalist swimmer from USC charged in the Capitol riot, in Colorado Springs on Jan. 14.
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Tampa Bay assistant coach Todd McNair, who won another legal battle Friday, and running back Ronald Jones II made an instant connection as former USC Trojans.
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Former USC assistant Todd McNair scored a big victory when an appellate court affirmed a ruling that granted him a new trial in his NCAA defamation case.
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En el tramo de aproximadamente cuatro años entre la jubilación de Kobe Bryant y su muerte en 2020, construyó una amplia cartera de negocios que perdura
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In the roughly four-year stretch between Kobe Bryant’s retirement and his death in 2020, he built a wide-ranging business portfolio that lives on.
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Una colección de textos, comunicaciones por radio, citas y escenas de las últimas horas de la vida de Kobe Bryant antes del fatal accidente de helicóptero en Calabasas
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A collection of texts, radio communications, quotes and scenes from the last hours of Kobe Bryant’s life before the fatal helicopter crash in Calabasas.
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Halley Harding was a gifted athlete and journalist who railed against bigotry and racism. His remarkable life isn’t well-known, but it should be.