Top of the Times: February 13, 2015

Friday, February  13,  2015

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Probe of DWP trusts halted because auditors took too many notes Jack Dolan The long-awaited audit into how two DWP nonprofits spent millions of ratepayer dollars stalled because officials objected to the volume of information investigators were taking.   Anthem data breach poses a big test for CEO Joseph Swedish¿s fate may hinge on what government investigations turn up and how well he can address customer concerns. After all, Target's CEO didn't survive his company's credit-card data breach.   Reward payouts rare in homicide cases, but potential keeps offers coming When leads dry up, authorities sometimes turn to rewards, even though the offers rarely yield results.   WikiLeaks' Julian Assange leads hidden, busy life in Ecuador's embassy   US & World   Netanyahu's U.S. speech drives a wedge between Democrats, Israel    Muslim students' slayings investigated as possible hate crime, FBI says   Senate confirms Ashton Carter as new secretary of Defense     advertisement Business   Celebrated butcher carves out niche in L.A.'s culinary scene   Virgin Galactic to open Long Beach plant GOP, tech industry mostly out of step over net neutrality issue   'Grey' area: For a provocative film, many shades of marketing   Sports   Plans for NFL-caliber stadium in Inglewood advance quickly DeAndre Jordan having an All-Star season, but.... Tyler Toffoli's three goals do the trick in Kings' 5-3 win over Flames NASCAR Sprint Cup Series to kick off another season at Daytona Derrick Rose scores 30, Chicago Bulls top Cleveland Cavaliers, 113-98 Ducks beat Carolina, 2-1, to wrap up trip   Arrogance and greed are keeping Dodgers fans in a TV blackout   The best message Yankees' Alex Rodriguez can deliver is with his bat     advertisement   Health   Smartphone apps keep pace with costly fitness trackers   Howie Mandel runs to be calm, works to help others with A-fib     Opinion   Agreement on Ukraine could vindicate use of economic sanctions   Amid a lack of fracking data, the state should halt new operations