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Yu's Family Kitchen, in Chengdu, China, confounds expectations. Located in a nondescript, gray apartment block, the restaurant takes its food seriously, says Shanghai correspondent Louisa Lim. A meal is a communion, where presentation, often humorous, is key.

Residents of Carlsbad are getting nervous about talk of more air traffic at Palomar Airport. A recent study suggests north county residents could use the airport to fly to places like San Francisco, L

Nearly 2,000 people have been murdered in Ciudad Juarez in the past 14 months, many of them just boys. Some 80 percent of the victims are younger than 25, and social workers say the violence is fueled by cartels recruiting younger members.

Power-sharing talks to resolve the political crisis in Zimbabwe have broken off. According to reports, the deadlock is over Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe's insistence that he remain president and that opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai accept one of three vice presidential posts in his government.

President Obama, in his first State of the Union address, acknowledged the deepening cynicism Americans feel toward their government. He characterized jobs as his administration's No. 1 focus, renewed his commitment to a health care overhaul and called on the parties to work together to "solve some problems."

President Obama in his first State of the Union address acknowledged Wednesday the deepening cynicism Americans feel toward their government and called for mending what he characterized as a "deficit of trust."

What could make San Diego better? Every sector of the city has its own ideas.

The bar at The Linkery. Photo by Bonzo McGrue

It's a very festive weekend preview we have for you - holiday gift making, shopping, cooking, and general merry making.

Education advocacy groups are pouring campaign funds into Utah, where voters will cast ballots in a referendum to repeal school vouchers. The vouchers offer taxpayer scholarships to every student in the state.