Take Two

Last night's debate inspired headlines like, "Romney sets a winning tone," or "Obama snoozes and loses."

Opposites may attract but what about when it comes to politics?

The tomato industry is worth $3.5 billion between the two countries, and over the last decade Mexico has increased its tomato exports. That's got U.S. growers nervous

A month into the school year, the classroom doors remain closed for 700 young children in south Los Angeles County.

Six weeks ago, San Bernardino filed for bankruptcy being $50 million in the hole.

The San Onofre has been offline for most of the year. Southern California Edison, the plant's operator, shut it down in January citing safety concerns.

Have you heard of a board game called "Consensus"?

This week officials in Iran attempted to halt the decline of their currency, due to the West's economic sanctions, by making arrests, vowing to stamp out sidewalk money changers and warning merchants against fanning public anger over the economy.

Now we turn to the Persian community in Los Angeles, or Tehrangeles as it is sometimes referred to.

Everyone needs water everyday, so what would happen if water resources were seriously harmed?

Colony Collapse Disorder is how scientists describe the mysterious die off of honey bees around the globe. Honey bees pollinate lots of different types of crops and researchers are concerned that food supplies could be affected by the disorder.

Last week, California passed a law that forbids potential employers from asking job applicants for access to their social media accounts.