Brand & Martínez

The presidential election is still eight weeks away, but a highly-infectious case of campaign fatigue already has contaminated the media pool.

Luke Burbank tips a hat to a couple with twins, shames the best carnival game player in the world, and kicks the box office disaster "Oogie Loves" when it's down.

The speech emphasized education, and the value of social welfare, hammering the point that "freedom isn't free, but neither is opportunity. We have to invest in it."

30,000 inmates are expected to fall under the supervision of local authorities as part of California’s prison realignment plan, but police worry about rising crime rates.

According to Autodata Corp, overall car sales are up 20 percent since last year at this time. A Martinez talks with Matt DeBord about the sales surge.

Twins have a long, sordid history of both fascinating us and... kind of freaking us out. Where does the nation's obsession with twins come from?