Rick Paulas
Rick Paulas has written plenty of things, some of them serious, many of them not, scattered over the vast expanses of the Internet. He lives in Los Angeles and is a White Sox fan.
Documented, that is. Who's to say what mysterious hitchhikers, from this world or beyond, passed through the desert without signing in?
Forget Washington D.C. -- you can catch the pink and white blossoms along the Fresno County Blossom Trail.
Sysco Foods is about to merge with their biggest competitor, raising questions about the safety of our food.
The proposal seems like a slam dunk, but why is the White House threatening to veto it?
It may be difficult to wrangle the whole family around the dinner table every night, but studies show that children benefit from regular family meals.
Consumer waste is a huge problem in North America but we can take small steps to combat it.
Dumpster diving is technically legal in L.A., but there are other issues to consider before jumping into the practice.
The world's population is still growing, while food production is on a steady decline. What's the solution?
After a trip to Tibet, two brothers launch a Kickstarter campaign to make yak cheese in Paso Robles.
UC Davis graduate students put a communal fridge in their front yard, only to have it cited by the health department. This exposes some flaws in regulations about sharing food.
A new study demonstrates that a $15-an-hour minimum wage is achievable without cutting into fast food industry profits.
On top of other food exports, we'll soon supply China with $100 million worth of apples a year. How will that affect the U.S.?