Almost a year ago, an unarmed homeless man named Brendon Glenn was fatally shot by a police officer in Venice Beach, California.

Love him or hate him, Bryant has relished his role as both a hero and a villain. Take Two looks back at the good, the bad and the ugly of his two decades as a Los Angeles Laker.

In an attempt to mitigate the violent collisions that can occur at second base, MLB officials introduced the 'Utley Rule,'- and it's already made an impact.

Inglewood will boom, Millennials should keep an eye on the homes of Boomers, and other advice and predictions from two experts on the economy and real estate.

In recent years, schools like New York University and MIT have expanded their global reach by setting up campuses or consulting for schools around the world. Now it seems that community colleges are getting into the act, too. For more on this, Karin Fischer of the Chronicle of Higher Education joined the show.

As community colleges throughout the country face budget shortfalls, many are seeking partnerships abroad to raise more revenue. Alex Cohen caught up with Dr. Raul Rodriguez, Chancellor of Rancho Santiago Community College, to talk about the school's intent to help start up two technical schools in Saudi Arabia.

A new exhibit at the Oakland Museum of California offers viewers a look at the complex history- and present- of pot use throughout the world.

Alex Cohen chats with Allison McGhee about her new children's book, "Tell Me a Tattoo Story" which looks at how parents talk about tattoos to their children.

In many ways, Coachella is the West Coast's best answer to New York Fashion Week.