A look at Caltech's series of tools and research designed to improve our voting system, how to host a successful election party, the future of the Durst trial.
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• 7:44
As her older brothers adjust to a new life in L.A., 15-year-old Michell Hernández faces an immigration judge in the first step of her own case for asylum.
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• 5:52
The Department of Justice dispatched 35 percent fewer poll watchers today. A look at the possible impact.
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• 7:15
A new survey says 53 is the cutoff for when people should put away the denim. But L.A. brands are trying out new looks and cuts to attracts shoppers of all ages.
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• 14:02
Locals, business owners and officials tried to clear out the kids hanging out on the Strip by closing venues and passing curfew laws. And the young people revolted.
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• 7:47
What happens when you merge political science with computer algorithms? The Voter Technology Project hopes to find out
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• 5:45
KPCC and ArtCenter College of Design present Considered Consumerism, an evening on product sustainability. Take Two talks with event speaker, Karen Hofmann.
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• 8:30
Kids books can help explain everything from the electoral college to an unhealthy thirst for power (with the help of a megalomaniac giant squid).
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• 5:30
Decided to plan a last minute election night party? Take Two has you covered! We spoke with the Founder of Happily, a nationwide network of event planners for tips.
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• 8:28
The real estate heir pleaded not guilty to the execution-style killing of his friend, writer Susan Berman in 2000. A reporter with the LA Times has the latest.