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Kobina Wright Places Spotlight on Swedish Film on the 40th Anniversary of its Release

Kobina Wright pays tribute to a Bergman film on the arts and culture blog, The Wrighter.

(TUSTIN, CA) - Writer and artist Kobina Wright, pays tribute to the Swedish writer, director and producer Ingmar Bergman’s 1973 film, Cries and Whispers.

This year marks the 40th anniversary of the film’s release (March 5th, 1973).

Medical Marijuana Patient Daisy Bram to be Arraigned Feb 20 in Tehama County

“Free My Babies!” Pleads Daisy Bram as She Loses Children to the Foster Care System a Second Time.

(SACRAMENTO, CA) - “Oh, my God! My baby! My baby! My baby!,” howled Daisy Bram, 30, as her children were removed by Butte County child welfare officials in a September 29, 2011 raid on the rural Concow, CA home Daisy Bram shared with her partner, medical marijuana cultivator Jayme Walsh.

In California, consumption, possession, and cultivation of marijuana are legal with the medical documentation that Bram and Walsh possess...

A Human Solution is Coming....

The power of their system can ruin your life and change it forever, that was true until a organization called The Human Solution stepped into the fight.

(SACRAMENTO, CA) - Here in California we have more than a handful of organizations that accept donations and fight for the rights of Prop.215 patients.

Cold Storm to Blast California, Southwest US

Storm will affect Nevada, Arizona, Utah and New Mexico.

(STATE COLLEGE, PA AccuWeather.com) - AccuWeather.com reports the coldest storm of the winter with rain, low snow levels and thunderstorms will roll across California and the deserts and mountains of the Southwest through the middle of the week, threatening major travel disruptions.

What Happened to US?

Manifesto: "a written statement declaring publicly the intentions, motives, or views of its issuer." - Webster's dictionary

(SALEM) - I miss much of what happens in our society, or more accurately, many of the cultural changes that go on as our society changes and evolves.

To that end, I ask you “What has happened to US, or more accurately to the U.S.”

Jackson County Mississippi Cover-up

This story is the epitome of what is wrong with our drug laws and justice system.

(SACRAMENTO, CA) - Dr. David Allen is a cardiovascular surgeon who had spent his entire career saving lives.

LagunaBeach.com Spotlight: An Interview with Roger Butow

Kate Buckley’s Laguna Beach Blog talks to Roger about the greatest ecological challenges currently facing the coastal community of Laguna Beach.

(LAGUNA BEACH) - Roger Butow was born in 1946 and raised in the LA Harbor area. He moved to Orange County in 1966 when he joined the US Marine Corps.

Roger then acquired a BA from Cal State Long Beach in 1972. He’s lived and worked in and around Laguna Beach ever since in the field of commercial and residential construction.

A Tragedy Worsened

"Twice this kid's been ripped out of his mother's arms" - Daisy Bram

(SACRAMENTO, CA) - In my last article your read about a young family that was trying to maneuver the justice system against false charges of child abuse and marijuana for sale.

Irvine, MCAS El Toro and the Associated Bull

'America's Safest City' has a toxic, dirty secret that local press ignores.

(IRVINE, CA) - There has to be a term for people who write at length about a subject without addressing the core root of the matter.

I know money is important in Southern California, but if you're dead from cancer it means little. Irvine has a terribly contaminated closed Marine Corps base on its hands...

Sacramento Museum Showcasing Hindu Gods

The art had a long and rich tradition in Hinduism and ancient Sanskrit literature/

(SACRAMENTO, CA) - Renowned Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento is exhibiting various Hindu deities in its current “Celestial Realms: The Art of Nepal” exhibition, which will continue till February 10.

Its 44 works reportedly include bronze-stone-wood sculptures, paintings, ritual objects, tribal pieces and masks; dating as far back as eighth century...