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Vaccine Acceptance Among Incarcerated Population Drops to 35 Percent at Santa Rita Jail – Breaking Down COVID-19 in CA Jails

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|Date: March 11, 2021
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Vaccine Acceptance Among Incarcerated Population Drops to 35 Percent at Santa Rita Jail – Breaking Down COVID-19 in CA Jails

(Page 1 & 2: Santa Rita Jail, Page 3 & 4: San Francisco County Jails, Page 5: Sacramento C ...

(Page 1 & 2: Santa Rita Jail, Page 3 & 4: San Francisco County Jails, Page 5: Sacramento County Jails, Page 6: Sacramento County Juvenile Hall, Page 7 & 8: Santa Clara County Jails, ...

March 11, 2021
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Cases Plummet Across CDCR, Only 87 Active Cases Reported – Breaking Down COVID-19 in CDCR

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|Date: March 11, 2021
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Cases Plummet Across CDCR, Only 87 Active Cases Reported – Breaking Down COVID-19 in CDCR

Davis Vanguard's daily update from CDCR's COVID-19 crisis As of Mar. 11, 2021, there have bee ...

Davis Vanguard's daily update from CDCR's COVID-19 crisis As of Mar. 11, 2021, there have been 49,167 confirmed cases of COVID-19 throughout the CDCR system. Of those cases, 48,250 have be ...

March 11, 2021
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For International Students, Covid-Era Academics Turn Tragic

Posted by Koda Slingluff
|Date: March 09, 2021
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For International Students, Covid-Era Academics Turn Tragic

By Nicole Chodor BERKELEY-- Content Warning: Death. On February 10, 2021, UC Berkeley Students learned of ...

By Nicole Chodor BERKELEY-- Content Warning: Death. On February 10, 2021, UC Berkeley Students learned of the passing of Kaijie Zhang, a first-year international student at Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst ...

March 09, 2021
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10 Weekly Highlights from CDCR’s COVID Crisis: Decrease in GTL Costs to Save Families $17m per Year & More

Posted by Aparna Komarla
|Date: March 08, 2021
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10 Weekly Highlights from CDCR’s COVID Crisis: Decrease in GTL Costs to Save Families $17m per Year & More

Davis Vanguard's weekly highlights from CDCR's COVID-19 crisis CDCR Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Outcomes ...

Davis Vanguard's weekly highlights from CDCR's COVID-19 crisis CDCR Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Outcomes As of Mar. 5, there have been a total of 49,150 confirmed COVID-19 cases in the CDCR system – ...

March 08, 2021
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Abuse & Neglect at CDCR’s Mule Creek Prison During December’s COVID-19 Outbreak Surfaces

Posted by Aparna Komarla
|Date: March 08, 2021
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Abuse & Neglect at CDCR’s Mule Creek Prison During December’s COVID-19 Outbreak Surfaces

By Jaskiran Soomal James** is currently incarcerated at Mule Creek State Prison (MCSP), one of CDCR’s 35 ...

By Jaskiran Soomal James** is currently incarcerated at Mule Creek State Prison (MCSP), one of CDCR’s 35 facilities. He is a lead reporter for MCSP’s newspaper - Mule Creek Post. He reached out to the ...

March 08, 2021
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Biden’s New Executive Order Addressing Private Prisons and Immigration Detention Centers Evokes Concern from Prison Reform Leaders

Posted by Özge Terzioğlu
|Date: March 05, 2021
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Biden’s New Executive Order Addressing Private Prisons and Immigration Detention Centers Evokes Concern from Prison Reform Leaders

By Kritika Singh WASHINGTON — Signaling a first step in executing his criminal justice agenda, President ...

By Kritika Singh WASHINGTON — Signaling a first step in executing his criminal justice agenda, President Biden signed an executive order last month calling for an end to new Department of Justice cont ...

March 05, 2021
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Alameda Judge Pushes Back Court Hearings in Response to Rising COVID-19 Cases

Posted by Lauren Smith
|Date: March 01, 2021
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Alameda Judge Pushes Back Court Hearings in Response to Rising COVID-19 Cases

By Nadia Kazempoor OAKLAND, CA – Judge Yolanda Northridge decided, alongside her defense and prosecution ...

By Nadia Kazempoor OAKLAND, CA – Judge Yolanda Northridge decided, alongside her defense and prosecution attorneys, that the steady rise of positive COVID-19 cases at Santa Rita Jail provides grounds ...

March 01, 2021
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Berkeley Public Schools Reopen While UC Berkeley Remains Online

Posted by Özge Terzioğlu
|Date: February 28, 2021
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Berkeley Public Schools Reopen While UC Berkeley Remains Online

BERKELEY — The Berkeley Unified School District (BUSD) announced its plans to resume in-person classes fo ...

BERKELEY — The Berkeley Unified School District (BUSD) announced its plans to resume in-person classes for all ages by the end of April earlier this week, while the University of California, Berkeley ...

February 28, 2021
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Alameda County Sheriff Claims “Hundreds of Staff Tested at Santa Rita Jail,” Data Shows Only 32 Percent Accepted

Posted by Aparna Komarla
|Date: February 26, 2021
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Alameda County Sheriff Claims “Hundreds of Staff Tested at Santa Rita Jail,” Data Shows Only 32 Percent Accepted

By Tiffany Devlin Davis Vanguard's bi-weekly update from Santa Rita Jail's COVID-19 crisis Overview COVID ...

By Tiffany Devlin Davis Vanguard's bi-weekly update from Santa Rita Jail's COVID-19 crisis Overview COVID-19 cases at Santa Rita Jail have been relatively low over the past two weeks, showing a steady ...

February 26, 2021
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Incarcerated Artist, Orlando Smith, Illustrates Life at San Quentin During Pandemic

Posted by Aparna Komarla
|Date: February 23, 2021
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Incarcerated Artist, Orlando Smith, Illustrates Life at San Quentin During Pandemic

By Julietta Bisharyan Orlando Smith is a talented illustrated journalist, graphic artist and comic book c ...

By Julietta Bisharyan Orlando Smith is a talented illustrated journalist, graphic artist and comic book creator. He has been incarcerated for 23 years under the draconian Three Strikes Law for each of ...

February 23, 2021
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CDCR Staff Fail to Comply With Mandatory Testing; Intake From County Jails Resumes

Posted by Aparna Komarla
|Date: February 23, 2021
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CDCR Staff Fail to Comply With Mandatory Testing; Intake From County Jails Resumes

Davis Vanguard's weekly highlights from CDCR's COVID-19 crisis CDCR Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and O ...

Davis Vanguard's weekly highlights from CDCR's COVID-19 crisis CDCR Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Outcomes As of Feb. 19, there have been a total of 48,917 confirmed COVID-19 cases in the CDCR s ...

February 23, 2021
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UCLA COVID-19 Study Suggests Different Metrics to Incorporate Affected Minority Groups in Vaccine Rollout

Posted by Julian
|Date: February 21, 2021
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UCLA COVID-19 Study Suggests Different Metrics to Incorporate Affected Minority Groups in Vaccine Rollout

By: Ishani Desai LOS ANGELES — According to a recent UCLA study, the method used to determine recipients ...

By: Ishani Desai LOS ANGELES — According to a recent UCLA study, the method used to determine recipients for the COVID-19 vaccine throughout LA County is flawed. American-Indians, Pacific Islanders, C ...

February 21, 2021
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USAC COVID-19 Panel Discusses Vaccine Distribution Plan for UCLA Students

Posted by Cailin Garcia
|Date: February 20, 2021
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USAC COVID-19 Panel Discusses Vaccine Distribution Plan for UCLA Students

By Anisha Girotra LOS ANGELES — On February 11, the Undergraduate Students Association Council (USAC) at ...

By Anisha Girotra LOS ANGELES — On February 11, the Undergraduate Students Association Council (USAC) at UCLA hosted a virtual panel to discuss UCLA’s vaccine rollout plan for students. The panelists ...

February 20, 2021
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Incarcerated People with Disabilities Face Added Struggles During COVID-19 At CA Medical Facility

Posted by Aparna Komarla
|Date: February 19, 2021
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Incarcerated People with Disabilities Face Added Struggles During COVID-19 At CA Medical Facility

By Mengyu Yang Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many prisons across the country have implemented extended lo ...

By Mengyu Yang Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many prisons across the country have implemented extended lockdowns wherein incarcerated people have little to no yard time and get less than one hour to s ...

February 19, 2021
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Pandemic Heightens Medical Negligence, Staff Abuse Concerns at CA Medical Facility & Pelican Bay

Posted by Aparna Komarla
|Date: February 16, 2021
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Pandemic Heightens Medical Negligence, Staff Abuse Concerns at CA Medical Facility & Pelican Bay

Davis Vanguard's weekly highlights from CDCR's COVID-19 crisis Incarcerated Narratives California ...

Davis Vanguard's weekly highlights from CDCR's COVID-19 crisis Incarcerated Narratives California Medical Facility has faced an array of problems throughout the pandemic. The facility lacks pro ...

February 16, 2021
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ESSENTIAL WORKERS SERIES: ICU Nurse Jay Olegario Talks Working COVID Units, Anti-Mask Frustrations, and Facing the “New Normal”

Posted by Cailin Garcia
|Date: February 12, 2021
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ESSENTIAL WORKERS SERIES: ICU Nurse Jay Olegario Talks Working COVID Units, Anti-Mask Frustrations, and Facing the “New Normal”

By Natasha Tieu and Cailin Garcia ORANGE COUNTY — ICU nurse Jay Olegario is exhausted. He works in a COVI ...

By Natasha Tieu and Cailin Garcia ORANGE COUNTY — ICU nurse Jay Olegario is exhausted. He works in a COVID-19 unit at the Kaiser Permanente Hospital in Anaheim—and like many essential hospital staff, ...

February 12, 2021
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“Barren Walls and Screams” – Poetry During COVID Outbreak by Incarcerated Mother at CDCR’s Central Women’s Facility

Posted by Aparna Komarla
|Date: February 12, 2021
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“Barren Walls and Screams” – Poetry During COVID Outbreak by Incarcerated Mother at CDCR’s Central Women’s Facility

By Koda Slingluff A woman incarcerated at Central California Women’s Facility reached out to the V ...

By Koda Slingluff A woman incarcerated at Central California Women’s Facility reached out to the Vanguard with moving poetry about her experience with COVID-19 while in custody. Aycee Cynthia, ...

February 12, 2021
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COVID-19 Patients Made to Clean Feces, Vomit, Urine in Quarantine Cells At Santa Clara Main Jail During January Outbreak

Posted by Aparna Komarla
|Date: February 11, 2021
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COVID-19 Patients Made to Clean Feces, Vomit, Urine in Quarantine Cells At Santa Clara Main Jail During January Outbreak

By Angela Khov Santa Clara County Jails reported a second major COVID-19 outbreak at the beginning of Jan ...

By Angela Khov Santa Clara County Jails reported a second major COVID-19 outbreak at the beginning of January 2021, yet again highlighting the severity of the pandemic behind bars. To date, the highes ...

February 11, 2021
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San Quentin, Avenal State Prison Fined Over Medical Negligence; Office of Inspector General Releases Scathing Report of CDCR Transfers

Posted by Aparna Komarla
|Date: February 09, 2021
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San Quentin, Avenal State Prison Fined Over Medical Negligence; Office of Inspector General Releases Scathing Report of CDCR Transfers

Davis Vanguard's weekly update from CDCR's COVID-19 Crisis CDCR Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Outcomes As ...

Davis Vanguard's weekly update from CDCR's COVID-19 Crisis CDCR Confirmed COVID-19 Cases and Outcomes As of Feb. 6, there have been a total of 48,104 confirmed COVID-19 cases in the CDCR system – 1,60 ...

February 09, 2021
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Los Angeles Court CEO Blames Court Employees for Recent COVID-19 Deaths

Posted by Julian
|Date: February 09, 2021
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Los Angeles Court CEO Blames Court Employees for Recent COVID-19 Deaths

By Anisha Girotra LOS ANGELES—Ignoring the unsafe working conditions of LA courthouses and court interpre ...

By Anisha Girotra LOS ANGELES—Ignoring the unsafe working conditions of LA courthouses and court interpreters unions’ requests for emergency paid sick leave and remote court hearings, LA Courts CEO Sh ...

February 09, 2021
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Council to Discuss Purchasing Ladder Truck for Fire Department

Vanguard Webinar: Yolo County Ethnic Studies Public Forum (Video)

Appellate Court Refuses to Hear Appeal of Recusal of SLO DA’s Office from Prosecuting BLM Protesters

Judge Cahill Reinstates Third Degree Murder Charge; Jury Selection Resumes With Six Seated to Date

Petition Approved, Circulating to Recall SF District Attorney Chesa Boudin

Victim of Alleged Wooden Stick Attack May Have Been Armed, but Police Didn’t Investigate

Defendant Initially Represents Himself at Preliminary Hearing – Later Takes Judge’s ‘Advice’ to Get an Attorney

Defendant Criticizes PD Who Kept Him Out of Jail – Even Prosecutor, Judge Support PD

Sometimes ‘Dark’ Court Unusually Cheerful – Judge and Attorneys Share Pleasant Banter during Short Work Day

Police Officers in Murder Trial Recount Differing Stories on What Happened during Home Invasion Robbery 12 Years Ago

Vaccine Acceptance Among Incarcerated Population Drops to 35 Percent at Santa Rita Jail – Breaking Down COVID-19 in CA Jails

Vaccine Acceptance Among Incarcerated Population Drops to 35 Percent at Santa Rita Jail – Breaking Down COVID-19 in CA Jails

Cases Plummet Across CDCR, Only 87 Active Cases Reported – Breaking Down COVID-19 in CDCR

Cases Plummet Across CDCR, Only 87 Active Cases Reported – Breaking Down COVID-19 in CDCR

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

Biden’s New Executive Order Addressing Private Prisons and Immigration Detention Centers Evokes Concern from Prison Reform Leaders

Biden’s New Executive Order Addressing Private Prisons and Immigration Detention Centers Evokes Concern from Prison Reform Leaders

Alameda Judge Pushes Back Court Hearings in Response to Rising COVID-19 Cases

Alameda Judge Pushes Back Court Hearings in Response to Rising COVID-19 Cases

Berkeley Public Schools Reopen While UC Berkeley Remains Online

Berkeley Public Schools Reopen While UC Berkeley Remains Online

Alameda County Sheriff Claims “Hundreds of Staff Tested at Santa Rita Jail,” Data Shows Only 32 Percent Accepted

Alameda County Sheriff Claims “Hundreds of Staff Tested at Santa Rita Jail,” Data Shows Only 32 Percent Accepted

Incarcerated Artist, Orlando Smith, Illustrates Life at San Quentin During Pandemic

Incarcerated Artist, Orlando Smith, Illustrates Life at San Quentin During Pandemic

CDCR Staff Fail to Comply With Mandatory Testing; Intake From County Jails Resumes

CDCR Staff Fail to Comply With Mandatory Testing; Intake From County Jails Resumes

UCLA COVID-19 Study Suggests Different Metrics to Incorporate Affected Minority Groups in Vaccine Rollout

UCLA COVID-19 Study Suggests Different Metrics to Incorporate Affected Minority Groups in Vaccine Rollout

USAC COVID-19 Panel Discusses Vaccine Distribution Plan for UCLA Students

USAC COVID-19 Panel Discusses Vaccine Distribution Plan for UCLA Students

Incarcerated People with Disabilities Face Added Struggles During COVID-19 At CA Medical Facility

Incarcerated People with Disabilities Face Added Struggles During COVID-19 At CA Medical Facility

Pandemic Heightens Medical Negligence, Staff Abuse Concerns at CA Medical Facility & Pelican Bay

Pandemic Heightens Medical Negligence, Staff Abuse Concerns at CA Medical Facility & Pelican Bay

San Quentin, Avenal State Prison Fined Over Medical Negligence; Office of Inspector General Releases Scathing Report of CDCR Transfers

San Quentin, Avenal State Prison Fined Over Medical Negligence; Office of Inspector General Releases Scathing Report of CDCR Transfers

Los Angeles Court CEO Blames Court Employees for Recent COVID-19 Deaths

Los Angeles Court CEO Blames Court Employees for Recent COVID-19 Deaths

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