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The clout that Taylor Swift and her label have over Spotify is a sign of an ever-shifting music industry landscape.

The Supreme Court Monday affirmed the rights of creators to develop characters who live in the public domain. The case's defendant says that's good news for lovers of classic fiction.

Mail-in ballots are coming in at slower rates than 2012 and 2010. Low turnout elections tend to reduce the representation of young voters, and voters of color.

Can U.S. citizens born in Jerusalem list Israel as their place of birth on their passports? A 12-year-old boy is contesting the U.S. position that no one has sovereignty over the city.

Firms with 50 or fewer employees can buy insurance through Covered California, but they are not required to under the Affordable Care Act.

President Obama rallied supporters in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Connecticut. The last-minute swing was unusual for a president who's kept a relatively low profile.

Tom Magliozzi, one of the hosts of Car Talk, passed away today at the age of 77 due to complications of Alzheimer’s Disease.

Jaquinn Ramone Bell was arrested at a motel in Stanton. Two other adults and two teenage children were taken into custody but later released, according to police.

Mayor Eric Garcetti will announce a plan to expand and improve L.A.'s workforce centers. Another $180 million may be allotted over the next five years.

Scientists in the Central Valley are analyzing the nutritional content of some of those crops stressed out by the drought. Sasha Khokha looks at some surprising results.

Student Ian Tolino volunteers as a peer counselor, often lecturing in fraternities and sororities about sexual assault and what is the definition of sexual consent.

You may have been to an intersection or two in Los Angeles where there are crosswalks built diagonally, so as to allow pedestrians to cross from one corner of an intersection to the other.

Federal investigators say Virgin Galactic's experimental rocket ship broke apart in flight after a device to slow the space plane's descent deployed too soon.

We know that sample ballot has been waiting for you in your car or on your desk for weeks and you’ve had the best intentions of getting to the bottom of Props 45 and 47, and buffing up on the arguments for and again the water bond, but the clock is running out.

Rebecca Keegan from the LA Times joins Take Two every week for her segment "On the Lot" where she talks about the latest in Hollywood.