Looking at some pictures, it does. I don't know that I've seen them here before. It's been a few days so I'll see if it looks any different and I'll grab another picture if it does.
#1 is definitely some sort of Chenopodium (goosefoot)...but it's difficult for me to say which: i've seen them all my life and can recognize them by sight as a type but as I'm not a professional weed ecologist/botanist, I can't narrow yours down to species...maybe C murale, C berlandeiri, or possibly C glauca?
Here's a website for CA based Chenopodium ID: http://www.calflora.org/cgi-bin/specieslist.cgi?where-family=Chenopodiaceae
#2 was bothering me: i'd seen them all the time and knew it was some sort of asteraceae, but that's a big family and it was hard to narrow it down...but I think I did: Conyza bonariensis, horseweed or flaxleaved fleabane (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conyza_bonariensis) It's in the same family as daisies, goldenrod and asters...I don't know what this means for its edibility for tortoises, someone else would have to speak to that
I'm pretty sure the first is lambsquarters. The other I have all over my property. The tortoises don't eat it. I try to pull it up before it goes to seed.