Take Two

Just a couple of weeks ago, the presidential race was looking pretty good for President Obama, but that seems to have changed since last week's debate.

We check in with KPCC's Frank Stoltze as he takes the pulse of California voters, live from Philippe's restaurant in downtown Los Angeles. Click here for more info on Frank's meet-up.

Documentary filmmaker Eugene Jarecki has become something of a war reporter.

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in Fisher vs. University of Texas.

Many legal observers believe the court may curtail, or even eliminate, the ability of public and private colleges and universities to employ racial and ethnic preferences in admissions.

A look at two initiatives on the ballot: Propositions 30 and 38

If the words "feevee," "cleffer" and "chopsocky" mean anything to you, there's a good chance you read Variety.

The City of Los Angeles and the Getty yesterday opened a $10 million visitor center for the 80-year-old David Alfaro Siqueiros mural entitled "América Tropical."

Corey Moore reports on Measure J, the ballot initiative that would extend the current Measure R half-cent transportation sales tax 30 years beyond its expiration date in 2039.

Banking... baking... finding a public restroom... what do they have in common? There have been apps built to help people accomplish all of those things without putting down their smartphones or laptops.

Paul Vitagliano says he knew he was gay from about five years old, but he didn't come out to himself for another 14 years.