This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project -- an independent journalism project ...
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COVID-19 Outbreaks at Wasco, Corcoran, High Desert, and Centinela State Prisons Worsen
COVID-19 Outbreaks at Wasco, Corcoran, High Desert, and Centinela State Prisons Worsen
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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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Not Even a Worldwide Pandemic Can Stop California Reentry Program from Helping San Quentin Parolees Reenter Society
Not Even a Worldwide Pandemic Can Stop California Reentry Program from Helping San Quentin Parolees Reenter Society
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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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Analyzing CDCR Vaccination Rates: Urban vs. Rural, CA vs. US & Prison Staff vs. County
Analyzing CDCR Vaccination Rates: Urban vs. Rural, CA vs. US & Prison Staff vs. County
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COVID-19 Booster Shots Offered At Mule Creek Prison, According to Incarcerated Journalist
COVID-19 Booster Shots Offered At Mule Creek Prison, According to Incarcerated Journalist
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CDCR Excludes Reinfections in COVID-19 Data Tracker, San Quentin Outbreak Goes Unreported
CDCR Excludes Reinfections in COVID-19 Data Tracker, San Quentin Outbreak Goes Unreported
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COVID-19 Outbreak in Sierra Conservation Center, Families not Told for Two Weeks
COVID-19 Outbreak in Sierra Conservation Center, Families not Told for Two Weeks
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New Vaccine Mandate for Some CDCR Staff Could Be a Gamechanger, Peace Officers Association Pushes Back
New Vaccine Mandate for Some CDCR Staff Could Be a Gamechanger, Peace Officers Association Pushes Back
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Schubert and Crime Victims Attempt to Stop CDCR’s Early Release Using Misleading Claims and Rhetoric
Schubert and Crime Victims Attempt to Stop CDCR’s Early Release Using Misleading Claims and Rhetoric
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Sunday Commentary: COVID Not Shootings Biggest Danger to Police – and Yet They Refuse to Protect Themselves
Sunday Commentary: COVID Not Shootings Biggest Danger to Police – and Yet They Refuse to Protect Themselves
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Half of All CDCR Outbreaks in May & July Traced Back to Employees, Testing Cannot Substitute Vaccination, Says Court Receiver
Half of All CDCR Outbreaks in May & July Traced Back to Employees, Testing Cannot Substitute Vaccination, Says Court Receiver
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CDCR To Expand In-Person Visitations; Active Cases Cross 100 After Weeks of Low Numbers
CDCR To Expand In-Person Visitations; Active Cases Cross 100 After Weeks of Low Numbers
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CDCR Halts Early Release Program for Incarcerated People With <180-Days to Serve
CDCR Halts Early Release Program for Incarcerated People With <180-Days to Serve
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Biden Administration Putting Millions into Mitigating COVID Impacts on Prison Populations
Biden Administration Putting Millions into Mitigating COVID Impacts on Prison Populations
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Out of California’s $8.5 Billion Total COVID Response Costs, $1.6 Billion Went to CDCR According to CalMatters Analysis
Out of California’s $8.5 Billion Total COVID Response Costs, $1.6 Billion Went to CDCR According to CalMatters Analysis
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Most CDCR Prison Facilities Resume Limited Programming; No COVID-19 Outbreaks for Several Weeks
Most CDCR Prison Facilities Resume Limited Programming; No COVID-19 Outbreaks for Several Weeks
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33 CDCR Institutions in Phase 3 of Re-Opening – Programs and Services to Resume Shortly
33 CDCR Institutions in Phase 3 of Re-Opening – Programs and Services to Resume Shortly
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Fully Vaccinated CDCR Staff Members Now Exempt From Surveillance Testing
Fully Vaccinated CDCR Staff Members Now Exempt From Surveillance Testing
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CDCR Halts Data Reporting on Staff COVID-19 Cases, Deaths; Only 50 Active Cases Reported Across CDCR
CDCR Halts Data Reporting on Staff COVID-19 Cases, Deaths; Only 50 Active Cases Reported Across CDCR