A look at what a judicial position entails, what's the future of mobile video? How popular culture feeds into our fears around ghosts and ghouls.
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• 8:14
The law prohibits federal employees from actively engaging in political campaign.
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• 6:34
Tuesday is the deadline for people in California to request a vote by mail ballot for the general election. Plus, tips to get you ready for election day.
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• 8:53
We've got news about Tyler Perry's box office domination, the failure of Ron Howard's "Inferno," the beauty of "Moonlight," and the buzz around "Loving."
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• 6:55
Between Metro, ride hails, car shares, bicycles and walking, it's possible to get around without a personal vehicle
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• 8:09
Here in LA County, you'll find 8 candidates vying for a seat on the Superior Court. They'll hear cases on everything from contract disputes to homicides to family conflicts.
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• 7:17
The shutdown of the video site Vine shows just how rapidly market demands can evolve. Take Two takes a look at the past, present, and future of our home movies.
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• 9:45
South Korea's president is going through what some are calling the worst crisis of power in the country for decades. It involves a secret confidant, close family ties and questions of influence and favors at the highest level of the government.
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• 6:38
There are no regulations requiring growers to provide adequate lighting, so some farmworkers buy their own headlamps to avoid being hurt.
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• 4:03
Anaheim is one of several Orange County cities where Latinos, Asians and others have challenged at-large elections, seeking a greater political voice.
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• 4:34
Imagine you're walking through Knott's Scary Farm. Out of nowhere, you hear a whoosh and a crack, and a creepy clown skids across your path. Then...it's gone.
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• 13:33
Why is the thought of vampires horrifying to some and not scary to others? Why have zombies been popular lately?