By Tiffany Devlin ALAMEDA, CA -- Santa Rita Jail has reported 109 total COVID-19 cases among staff/contra ...
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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
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Multiple Housing Units Quarantined at Santa Rita Jail, Surveillance Testing Underway – Breaking Down COVID-19 in CA Jails
Multiple Housing Units Quarantined at Santa Rita Jail, Surveillance Testing Underway – Breaking Down COVID-19 in CA Jails
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CDCR Death Toll Stands at 216; Only 46 Cases Reported Across All Institutions – Breaking Down COVID-19 in CDCR
CDCR Death Toll Stands at 216; Only 46 Cases Reported Across All Institutions – Breaking Down COVID-19 in CDCR
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Vaccine Acceptance Rate Plummets – 5 Weekly Highlights from Santa Rita Jail’s COVID Crisis
Vaccine Acceptance Rate Plummets – 5 Weekly Highlights from Santa Rita Jail’s COVID Crisis
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For International Students, Covid-Era Academics Turn Tragic
For International Students, Covid-Era Academics Turn Tragic
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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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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
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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
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Berkeley Public Schools Reopen While UC Berkeley Remains Online
Berkeley Public Schools Reopen While UC Berkeley Remains Online
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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
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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
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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
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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
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USAC COVID-19 Panel Discusses Vaccine Distribution Plan for UCLA Students
USAC COVID-19 Panel Discusses Vaccine Distribution Plan for UCLA Students
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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
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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
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ESSENTIAL WORKERS SERIES: ICU Nurse Jay Olegario Talks Working COVID Units, Anti-Mask Frustrations, and Facing the “New Normal”
ESSENTIAL WORKERS SERIES: ICU Nurse Jay Olegario Talks Working COVID Units, Anti-Mask Frustrations, and Facing the “New Normal”
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“Barren Walls and Screams” – Poetry During COVID Outbreak by Incarcerated Mother at CDCR’s Central Women’s Facility
“Barren Walls and Screams” – Poetry During COVID Outbreak by Incarcerated Mother at CDCR’s Central Women’s Facility