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.
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No matter what kind of food was presented to them, participants in a recent Cornell study rated foods healthier if it was written by a thinner blogger versus an obese one.
Eat or drink something because you like it, not because you want to spread corporate propaganda.
We have gendered stereotypes when it comes to food, often making healthy or unhealthy choices based on those associations.
One man has taken on the task of regulating the disastrous stretch of food truck landscape on his own. The so-called Food Truck Mafia is apparently not pleased.
Wastewater from oil and gas drilling is used to irrigate some California crops. But fracking wastewater isn't included.
"We need to keep in mind the big picture: food deserts, 'food swamps' and 'food apartheid' are all different terms to describe the way poverty and racism have led to limited options for some communities."
A small school district in Marin County is paving the way for a school lunch revolution. Even for districts without deep pockets.
Fermentation has been around since the beginning of civilization. It's also one of the hottest new food trends at the moment.
Researchers at the University of Vermont are using social media to conduct studies on Americans' eating habits.
The wage increase could have a positive effect on Americans' health -- by reducing portion sizes.
A nearly century-old ship and former entertainment center off the coast of Santa Cruz attracts marine animals and curious onlookers.
Of the $20 million allocated to California State Parks and Recreation, $7.6 million will restore park lands in Malibu.