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The Lansing restaurant scene is getting a new addition in the form of an Italian steakhouse. Find out when and where it's opening.

A California DA has let a Person of Color™ convicted of literally setting UC Berkeley students on fire skate without prison or even probation.

Lowest Greenville boasts great ceviche, pho, tacos, sushi, and even New Zealander fare. Just up the road is an enticing new Afghan restaurant. What made Greenville so diverse? Can we replicate that success in other parts of Dallas?

We have this month's wrap-up of new restaurants and sad departures.

This weeks Openings and Closings begins with some very big closures.

The smell of freshly cooked falafel wafts from beneath an inviting green awning, beckoning passers-by on Durant Street to eat at D’yar Mediterranean Cuisine — The Daily Californian’s 2022 pick for best Mediterranean food.

As pop-ups flourished during the pandemic, restaurants stepped up to give them space

From Korean Bingsu to Japanese 'mochi donuts,' these desserts are a sweet lovers dream.

There's been increasing buzz about possible boba shortages sweeping the nation, but so far, the Houston area appears relatively unaffected.

Co-sponsor blames Trump for outbreak of xenophobia The University of California Berkeley’s student senate recently passed a resolution calling for mandated xenophobia training for all new students through the school’s New Student Services department. Samuel Peng, a member of the Associated Students of the University of California and the primary sponsor of the resolution, along with six other co-sponsors, led the passage on December 2 of a resolution titled “In Support of the Incorporatio...