Yi-Jin Yu
Yi-Jin Yu is an editor and reporter for TODAY Digital and leads digital coverage for Weekend TODAY on Saturday mornings. She is based in New York City.
Yi-Jin Yu is an editor and reporter for TODAY Digital and leads digital coverage for Weekend TODAY on Saturday mornings. She is based in New York City.
Latest from Yi-Jin Yu
What is Juneteenth? The history and meaning behind the holiday
What is Juneteenth and why is it important? Find out the history and meaning behind the federal holiday, plus when and how you can celebrate.
'We're family': How the I-Collective is bringing Indigenous people and food together
A group of cooks, chefs, seed keepers, educators, activists and advocates are making it their mission to empower Indigenous communities through food.
Dylan Dreyer's 3 sons are all ready for Christmas in holiday card
The Ficheras are in the festive spirit!
Savannah and her family love Siri Daly's cookies as much as we do
It's a winning recipe that only requires five steps!
'Always Jane' star Jane Noury on finding her way as a young trans woman
Jane Noury, the star behind the new docuseries 'Always Jane," opened up to TODAY about transitioning and sharing her story.
Drumroll please! The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree has been chosen
This year's tree is a majestic one from Maryland.
Kristen Stewart is engaged! She reveals details of 'really cute' proposal
Stewart and writer Dylan Meyer are heading down the aisle!
Emmy-winning HBO hit 'Succession' renewed for season 4
The Roy family is returning as the family drama continues to heat up in the current third season.
'Always Jane' docuseries shares 1 trans teen's coming-of-age journey
Jane Noury is taking viewers along as she prepares to graduate high school and get her gender confirmation surgery.
What is sazón? This spice blend is a staple in Latin American cooking
"Sazón creates the flavor — and the color — that most can easily identify as Puerto Rican food," said food writer Illyanna Maisonet.
How 2 women are changing the face of the climate change movement
Katharine Wilkinson and Ayana Elizabeth Johnson are leading a new wave of women leaders who are out to save the world.
