- Rebecca Ford is a freelance print and online journalist based in Los Angeles. She has written for Metromix, Deadline Hollywood Daily, Los Angeles Magazine, Ms. Magazine and Hollywood Patch, among others. She enjoys writing about entertainment, pop culture and travel.
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Tag Archives: california
No good deed goes unpunished
The CA Supreme Court ruled today that a civilian who rescues a injured or endangered person can be sued for nonmedical care. The decision stems from a case in which a woman pulled a coworker from a crashed car, allegedly … Continue reading
“We’re all Californians, We’re all equal”
Voting day is just around the corner, and while our votes for President in California may not be paramount for our non-swinging state, there are several props on the ballot which will have significant effects on our lives. Prop 8 … Continue reading
Posted in news, politics
Tagged california, election, gay marriage, proposition 2, proposition 4, proposition 8, voting
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California’s Proposition 2
In the heat of battle for the next president, there hasn’t been much attention on state proposition this year. Sure Prop 8 has gotten some attention (the banning of gay marriage one), but as I was looking through my voter … Continue reading
Posted in animals
Tagged animal abuse, animals, california, farm animals, humane society, proposition 2, vote
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Aaaaahhhhnold Strikes Again
If I could pick one person to represent California abroad, it would be Arnold. He has such an excellent track record: polite to women, smart about politics, very articulate and has gotten a whole lot done in office….right. So, seeing … Continue reading
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Tagged Arnold, Arnold Schwarzenegger, california, Der Speigel, palin
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Obama Talks Health at Latino Convention
SAN DIEGO, Calif.–During a speech emphasizing his shared values with the Latino community, Barack Obama unveiled another aspect of his health care plan at the annual convention of the National Council of La Raza, the largest Latino civil rights … Continue reading
Terminology of Traffic
Today is the day: the first day of the cell-phone ban. I never thought this day would come. I was raised not to use my cell phone while driving. When I was pulling into my driveway once at the age … Continue reading
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Tagged california, cell phones, driving, law, Los Angeles, traffic
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