Take Two

President Obama is winning the youth vote, but excitement over his campaign has dimmed compared to 2008, and his lead over Gov. Romney is slightly smaller in places where it counts most, the swing states.

College students are struggling to get a job is this economy, in part because baby boomers are delaying retirement.

Matthew Lin and Edwin Chau face each other on Nov. 6 to represent the Assembly's 49th District, the first dominated by Asian-American residents

As we do every Friday, we turn now to producer Meghan McCarty and her Weekend Alibi. But we're doing things a little different this week.

What would you do if your child woke up with a 104 fever? Would your employer let you stay home? Meet some Los Angeles employers who rank high on the family-friendly scale.

The Los Angeles Times columnist Jim Murray is a legend among sports writers. He's covered everything: baseball, football, horse racing. You name it, he's covered it.

High school football stadiums will be packed with big crowds tonight for the East L.A. Classic — the biggest football game in L.A. KPCC's Vanessa Romo reports.

The Fair Political Practices Commission—a California election watchdog group—is filing suit with an Arizona based non-profit in an attempt to reveal who donated $11 million to influence Props 30 and 32 on the California ballot this November.

Remember cheering on the students in the documentary "Spellbound," and wincing in pain during the ballet film "First Position"?

James Rainey, political columnist for the LA Times, and Heidi Moore, U.S. economics editor for the Guardian wrap up the big stories of the week and look ahead to the final week before the presidential election.