The San Diego Chargers announce they're moving to L.A., making media literacy part of the school curriculum, is the fish you ordered really the fish you're eating?
The San Diego Chargers are moving to Los Angeles. A letter from team owner Dean Spanos posted Thursday morning on the team's website and Twitter account says the Chargers will make the move at the start of next season.
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Winter storms are bringing flooding and heavy snowfall to California this week. Could the state be reaching a point where the end of the drought is on the horizon?
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The ongoing rain may be welcome news to parched California, but it's a mixed blessing for the north part of the state. How does the deluge affect wine growers?
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There's sad news for fans of live performance in Los Angeles. The word is out that the Steve Allen Theater in Los Feliz will be torn down to make way for a new building. Take Two's Alex Cohen spoke with Amit Itelman, Founding Artistic Director.
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UCLA researchers say they found mislabeled sushi at more than 25 restaurants and grocery stores, possibly indicating a bait-and-switch is occurring earlier in the supply chain than at the point of sale to consumers.
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Governor Jerry Brown braces for a budget deficit, dueling Attorney General hearings on opposite coasts, and a fight erupts over a painting on Capitol Hill.
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The big three auto companies are taking a conciliatory approach toward Donald Trump's demands that they shelve plans to expand auto production in Mexico.
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Inspired by a study that revealed the dubious discernment skills of the nation's youth, AB 155 would make media literacy part of the curriculum.
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On this installment of Take Two's monthly segment on literature, Reading by Moonlight; the USC Libraries Scripter Awards, upcoming book releases, and keeping the tradition of literary criticism alive.