The San Francisco v. Sheehan case that could have wide impacts on how police treat the mentally ill, Starbucks calls off 'Race Together,' a new report on Latino poverty.
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• 5:40
The justices will the San Francisco v. Sheehan case, which dates back to the 2008 shooting of Teresa Sheehan by police officers.
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• 4:56
In a state-of-the-art studio downtown, a startup station doing its best to reflect the community and cacophony of L.A.'s Skid Row and the surrounding area.
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• 6:28
More Latino families find it harder to make ends meet compared to any other ethnic group in Los Angeles.
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• 9:00
Take Two's look at the news stories we should be paying attention to over the next seven days.
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• 5:48
Jesus 'Chuy' Garcia is vying to replace the city's current mayor, Rahm Emmanuel. But before he can do that, he had to stop in L.A. to raise some campaign cash.
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• 6:14
In a case that gets to the heart of the government's role and free speech, the Supreme Court takes up a Texas case today on whether a group should be able to put a confederate flag on a license plate.
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• 7:35
New shows are coming down the pike and premieres of some old favorites are coming up soon. Variety's Brian Lowry gives us a rundown of shows to look forward to.
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• 10:08
Eight years. That's the length of time a president might serve, or for fans of the band Modest Mouse, it's how long they've had to wait for a new LP. That wait's finally over.