A chef in Los Angeles makes North African tacos, Trump's relationship with the GOP gets complicated and people debate recycling waste water from oil drilling.
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• 8:37
Businessman. Politician. Vote-killer?
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She's only served two years, but California State Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez is fast becoming powerful political figure.
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• 9:58
A 'city' in Nevada is being honored with national monument status by President Barack Obama on Friday. But it's no ordinary city.
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• 5:35
In Northern California, someone, or someone"s", are literally going around and cutting the fiber optic cables that provide internet to large swaths of the region. But who?
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Big Oil uses billions of gallons of water every year to help pump crude oil out of the ground. But in the near future, much of that water could be treated and used to grow crops.
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As part of the Grand Performances 'Aftershocks' series, Take Two looks back at the influential Wattstax music festival.
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If you pay attention when you go to fill up your tank you might have noticed you're paying significantly different prices from week to week... but why?
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In Los Angeles we have everything from classic tacos to tacos that combine Korean and Mexican flavors, but what do you think about tacos with a North African flair?
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• 10:19
With census data this week showing that Latinos now outnumber whites in California, how are colleges managing the boom of Latino students?
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• 8:25
The revelation this week that Bill Cosby admitted to obtaining drugs, with the intent of giving them to women he wanted to have sex with, has again raised the question— what to do with "The Cosby Show"?
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• 5:02
It's going to be a sweet and spicy weekend in Southern California. Let's do this.