Daily updates on the COVID-19 crisis in California's county jail system 1. Alameda County Jail (Santa R ...
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30 Percent of Santa Clara County Jail’s Population is Vaccinated; Cases Remain Low After Outbreak in Early 2021
30 Percent of Santa Clara County Jail’s Population is Vaccinated; Cases Remain Low After Outbreak in Early 2021
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Ninth Death Reported at Mule Creek State Prison; CDCR Death Toll Reaches 222
Ninth Death Reported at Mule Creek State Prison; CDCR Death Toll Reaches 222
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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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Vaccine Efficacy to be Tested by UCLA’s David Geffen School of Medicine
Vaccine Efficacy to be Tested by UCLA’s David Geffen School of Medicine
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Multiple Medical Help Requests for COVID-19 Symptoms Ignored at Fresno County Jail
Multiple Medical Help Requests for COVID-19 Symptoms Ignored at Fresno County Jail
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Lawyers Urge Santa Clara County BOS & Sheriff to Address Inhumane Conditions During COVID-19 At County Jails
Lawyers Urge Santa Clara County BOS & Sheriff to Address Inhumane Conditions During COVID-19 At County Jails
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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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Concerns Rise as Vaccine Acceptance Drops to 34 Percent at Santa Rita Jail
Concerns Rise as Vaccine Acceptance Drops to 34 Percent at Santa Rita Jail
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COVID and the Courts: The Pandemic Places a Strain on Proceedings – ‘977’ Appearances Increase
COVID and the Courts: The Pandemic Places a Strain on Proceedings – ‘977’ Appearances Increase
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Less Than 50 Percent of Santa Clara Sheriff’s Office Staff Accepted Vaccinations; COVID-19 Fears Heighten for Incarcerated People
Less Than 50 Percent of Santa Clara Sheriff’s Office Staff Accepted Vaccinations; COVID-19 Fears Heighten for Incarcerated People
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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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Judge Upholds Gag Order against SF Bay View Editor Who Exposed COVID-19 Outbreak at Taylor Street Halfway House
Judge Upholds Gag Order against SF Bay View Editor Who Exposed COVID-19 Outbreak at Taylor Street Halfway House
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Alameda Public Health Dept. Issues Mandatory Staff Testing Order to Santa Rita Jail
Alameda Public Health Dept. Issues Mandatory Staff Testing Order to Santa Rita Jail
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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