By David M. Greenwald Sacramento, CA – Sacramento DA Anne Marie Schubert announced on Thursday that she a ...
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Reisig Joins 40 Elected California DAs in Challenge of Early Release of 76,000 Incarcerated People
Reisig Joins 40 Elected California DAs in Challenge of Early Release of 76,000 Incarcerated People
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76k CDCR Residents Maybe Eligible for Early-Release via Prop. 57, Conservatives Raise Concerns
76k CDCR Residents Maybe Eligible for Early-Release via Prop. 57, Conservatives Raise Concerns
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A Comprehensive Review of CDCR Staff Behavior Regarding Vaccinations, Testing, Masking & Social Distancing
A Comprehensive Review of CDCR Staff Behavior Regarding Vaccinations, Testing, Masking & Social Distancing
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10 Weekly Highlights from CDCR’s COVID Crisis: Good Conduct Credit Rate Expanded; Staff Vaccine Acceptance Raises Concerns
10 Weekly Highlights from CDCR’s COVID Crisis: Good Conduct Credit Rate Expanded; Staff Vaccine Acceptance Raises Concerns
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CDCR’s CA Correctional Center’s Closure Could Reshape Lassen County’s Labor Force
CDCR’s CA Correctional Center’s Closure Could Reshape Lassen County’s Labor Force
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COVID in Prison: A Perfect Storm of Cynicism, Distrust, and Neglect
COVID in Prison: A Perfect Storm of Cynicism, Distrust, and Neglect
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‘Depressed, Frustrated, Paranoid’ – One Woman’s Yearlong Battle with COVID at Central CA Women’s Facility
‘Depressed, Frustrated, Paranoid’ – One Woman’s Yearlong Battle with COVID at Central CA Women’s Facility
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8 Weekly Highlights from CDCR’s COVID Crisis: CA Correctional Center to Fully Close By 2022
8 Weekly Highlights from CDCR’s COVID Crisis: CA Correctional Center to Fully Close By 2022
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CA Deactivates Prison, but Critics Claim It’s Not a Much Needed Closure
CA Deactivates Prison, but Critics Claim It’s Not a Much Needed Closure
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6 Weekly Highlights from CDCR’s COVID Crisis: Cases Decline & Vaccinations Increase
6 Weekly Highlights from CDCR’s COVID Crisis: Cases Decline & Vaccinations Increase
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Unannounced OIG Visits to CDCR Uncover 1,197 Incidents of COVID-19 Protocol Violations
Unannounced OIG Visits to CDCR Uncover 1,197 Incidents of COVID-19 Protocol Violations
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11 Weekly Highlights from CDCR’s COVID-19 Crisis: In-Person Visitation to Resume in Phases From April 10
11 Weekly Highlights from CDCR’s COVID-19 Crisis: In-Person Visitation to Resume in Phases From April 10
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5 Weekly Highlights from CDCR’s COVID Crisis – CA Prisons Rank 2nd in the US for Total Confirmed Cases
5 Weekly Highlights from CDCR’s COVID Crisis – CA Prisons Rank 2nd in the US for Total Confirmed Cases
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5 Weekly Highlights from CDCR’s COVID Crisis – Staff Employment Fell by Nearly 2,000 Since Pandemic Emerged
5 Weekly Highlights from CDCR’s COVID Crisis – Staff Employment Fell by Nearly 2,000 Since Pandemic Emerged
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10 Weekly Highlights from CDCR’s COVID Crisis: Decrease in GTL Costs to Save Families $17m per Year & More
10 Weekly Highlights from CDCR’s COVID Crisis: Decrease in GTL Costs to Save Families $17m per Year & More
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Abuse & Neglect at CDCR’s Mule Creek Prison During December’s COVID-19 Outbreak Surfaces
Abuse & Neglect at CDCR’s Mule Creek Prison During December’s COVID-19 Outbreak Surfaces
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Staff Violations of Masking and Testing Protocol at CDCR’s Youth Prisons, CSP Solano Surfaces
Staff Violations of Masking and Testing Protocol at CDCR’s Youth Prisons, CSP Solano Surfaces
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New ‘Vision Act’ Legislation Seeks to Protect Prison to ICE Detention Center Pipeline
New ‘Vision Act’ Legislation Seeks to Protect Prison to ICE Detention Center Pipeline
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CDCR Deemed Unfit after Requesting Billions of Dollars for Closing Prison
CDCR Deemed Unfit after Requesting Billions of Dollars for Closing Prison
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Incarcerated Artist, Orlando Smith, Illustrates Life at San Quentin During Pandemic
Incarcerated Artist, Orlando Smith, Illustrates Life at San Quentin During Pandemic