71° A Few CloudsStories for December 25, 2012
Computers May Someday Beat Chefs At Creating Flavors We Crave
Mario Batali, watch your back.
Thousands of Kids, Toys, And Motorcycles In Tijuana
'Tis the season for a boisterous event in Tijuana that combines thousands of toys, thousands of kids, and nearly 10,000 motorcycle enthusiasts from Mexico and the United States.
Cavalia Extends San Diego Run For The Holiday Season
Cavalia is a combination of performing arts, live music and dazzling horsemanship.
U.S. Military Builds Up Its Presence In Africa
An Army brigade from Fort Riley, Kan., some 4,000, soldiers, will begin helping to train African militaries. The idea is to help African troops beat back a growing terrorist threat posed by al-Qaida.
In Pursuit of Recognition: An Undocumented Immigrant's Resilient Fight
Unlike many undocumented immigrants, Sofia Campos is not afraid to give her real name.
Back To The Economy Of The '90s? Not So Fast
Throughout the debate over taxes and the "fiscal cliff," there's been a lot of looking backward -- to the 1990s. The economic expansion of the 1990s was the longest in recorded American history.
