By The Vanguard Staff SACRAMENTO, CA – A measure introduced here at the State Capitol Thursday – called t ...
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CA Legislation Would Help People Clear Record, Get Jobs and Housing – Even If They Can’t Pay Restitution
CA Legislation Would Help People Clear Record, Get Jobs and Housing – Even If They Can’t Pay Restitution
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California Moves to Dismantle US Second-Largest Death Row at San Quentin
California Moves to Dismantle US Second-Largest Death Row at San Quentin
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Legislation Would Ban the Use of the “S-Word” As a Geographic Name in California
Legislation Would Ban the Use of the “S-Word” As a Geographic Name in California
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No court access for Santa Rita Jail’s quarantined residents; COVID outbreak worsens by the day
No court access for Santa Rita Jail’s quarantined residents; COVID outbreak worsens by the day
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Santa Rita Jail is experiencing its worst outbreak so far. Here’s what we know about vaccinations for the population and staff
Santa Rita Jail is experiencing its worst outbreak so far. Here’s what we know about vaccinations for the population and staff
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‘End Wrongful Convictions Act’ Introduced at Capitol, Could Help ‘Exonerate Innocent People Across CA,’ Predicts Lawmaker
‘End Wrongful Convictions Act’ Introduced at Capitol, Could Help ‘Exonerate Innocent People Across CA,’ Predicts Lawmaker
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Mass quarantines at San Quentin as prison officials prepare for Omicron surge
Mass quarantines at San Quentin as prison officials prepare for Omicron surge
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Committee Recommends Ending Three Strikes, LWOP in California
Committee Recommends Ending Three Strikes, LWOP in California
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Cyrus Vance, Jr., Out as Manhattan District Attorney Soon – Opponent Skewers Him, Backs Apparent Replacement DA
Cyrus Vance, Jr., Out as Manhattan District Attorney Soon – Opponent Skewers Him, Backs Apparent Replacement DA
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Department of Justice and 38 States Preparing to Sue Google over Anti-Competitive Digital Ad Practices
Department of Justice and 38 States Preparing to Sue Google over Anti-Competitive Digital Ad Practices
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California Attorney General Shows Support of Federal Government’s Preservation of DACA
California Attorney General Shows Support of Federal Government’s Preservation of DACA
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California’s Attorney General Defends California’s Ban on For-Profit Private Prisons, Detention Facilities
California’s Attorney General Defends California’s Ban on For-Profit Private Prisons, Detention Facilities
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New COVID-19 Cases Emerge Across CDCR, Population On Upward Trend
New COVID-19 Cases Emerge Across CDCR, Population On Upward Trend
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Vaccinations Required for CDCR In-Person Visitations, Rules Judge Tigar
Vaccinations Required for CDCR In-Person Visitations, Rules Judge Tigar
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Kern County Judge Blocks Mandatory Vaccinations for CDCR’s Correctional Officers
Kern County Judge Blocks Mandatory Vaccinations for CDCR’s Correctional Officers
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Bill That Will Drastically Change How Gang Charges Work Signed into Law by Governor
Bill That Will Drastically Change How Gang Charges Work Signed into Law by Governor
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California Law Aims at Reducing Black Maternal and Infant Mortality
California Law Aims at Reducing Black Maternal and Infant Mortality
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Federal Judge Mandates Vaccinations for California Prison Staff, Peace Officers’ Association Pushes Back
Federal Judge Mandates Vaccinations for California Prison Staff, Peace Officers’ Association Pushes Back
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Gov. Newsom Signs Police Reform Bill Establishing Guidelines for Cops to Intervene in Excessive Force Cases
Gov. Newsom Signs Police Reform Bill Establishing Guidelines for Cops to Intervene in Excessive Force Cases
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Governor Newsom Signs Historic Police Decertification Bill into Law
Governor Newsom Signs Historic Police Decertification Bill into Law