On Thursday, Take Two sits down with Steve Ballmer to talk about his new role as Clippers owner. Then, we'll discuss an effort to bring attention to the Valley's art scene, why food allergies are on the rise and what's next for California's plan allowing undocumented immigrants to qualify for drivers licenses.
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• 5:22
Can he make Los Angeles a Clipper town?
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• 4:14
Veterans being treated at the Veterans Health Administration can’t use medical marijuana (despite its legal medicinal use) along with their other pain medicines.
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• 4:51
More than 120 scholars and groups from around the world have issued an open letter in Arabic and English refuting the ideology of the militant group.
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• 8:29
Mention "the Valley" and for many, what comes to mind is suburban sprawl, fast-food joints, mini-malls. Vibrant art scene is not exactly what most people associate with the San Fernando region.
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• 6:57
While the world continues to figure out how to reduce carbon emissions, big automakers are taking steps to help partly solve the problem themselves.
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• 5:09
President Barack Obama is expected to announce Attorney General Eric Holder will resign after six years in the office.
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• 10:34
It's a brief window into Jimi Hendrix's life, but the new movie is very telling of how one woman played a central role in his career.
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• 14:51
A tentative decision has been made to raise the minimum wage of hotel workers in Los Angeles to $15 an hour.
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• 4:53
Undocumented immigrants living in California will be able to sign-up for a driver's license starting January 2015. The DMV estimates almost 1.5 million people will apply over the next three years.
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• 4:16
The earthquake that struck Napa in August wasn't all bad news. In a creek bed that was near-dry just four weeks ago in Green Valley, water is flowing.
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• 6:04
Water officials in California have announced how the remainder of funds set aside for drought relief will be spent.
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• 5:01
The sticker price for closing the San Onofre nuclear plant has been upped to almost $4.4 billion because it includes dealing with radioactive material.
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• 7:14
When British coal miners went on strike in 1984, they formed an unusual alliance with a group of gays and lesbians.