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Student Opinion: Pharmacist Arrested for Spoiling Coronavirus Vaccines

Posted by Julietta Bisharyan
|Date: January 09, 2021
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Student Opinion: Pharmacist Arrested for Spoiling Coronavirus Vaccines

By Jose Orozco Last Thursday, a pharmacist at a Wisconsin hospital was arrested for tampering with over 5 ...

By Jose Orozco Last Thursday, a pharmacist at a Wisconsin hospital was arrested for tampering with over 500 doses of coronavirus vaccines. Recent claims suggest that the worker tampered with the vacci ...

January 09, 2021
| by Julietta Bisharyan

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Challenges with Early-Release Programs; Poor Outbreak Management – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s High Desert State Prison

Posted by Covid In-Custody Project
|Date: January 05, 2021
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Challenges with Early-Release Programs; Poor Outbreak Management – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s High Desert State Prison

By Jaskiran Soomal and Mengyu Yang This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project -- an independ ...

By Jaskiran Soomal and Mengyu Yang This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project -- an independent journalism project that partners with the Davis Vanguard to bring reporting on the pandemic ...

January 05, 2021
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Concerns Regarding Early-Releases and Vaccinations Rise As Outbreaks Snowball Across CDCR

Posted by Covid In-Custody Project
|Date: January 04, 2021
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Concerns Regarding Early-Releases and Vaccinations Rise As Outbreaks Snowball Across CDCR

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

Davis Vanguard's weekly highlights from CDCR's COVID-19 crisis Incarcerated Narratives COVID-19 cases are continuing to spike across California prisons. Chris Washington is incarcerated at Salinas Val ...

January 04, 2021
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‘Will government officials be charged with murder?’ – COVID-19 Stories from High Desert State Prison

Posted by Covid In-Custody Project
|Date: January 03, 2021
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‘Will government officials be charged with murder?’ – COVID-19 Stories from High Desert State Prison

By Jaskiran Soomal & Mengyu Yang This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project -- an indepen ...

By Jaskiran Soomal & Mengyu Yang This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project -- an independent journalism project that partners with the Davis Vanguard to bring reporting on the pandemi ...

January 03, 2021
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“Guards write Rule Violations to delay early-releases for disobeying direct orders” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s San Quentin

Posted by Covid In-Custody Project
|Date: January 02, 2021
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“Guards write Rule Violations to delay early-releases for disobeying direct orders” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s San Quentin

By Koda Slingluff This account is part 5 of the Vanguard’s series on COVID-19 stories from CDCR. Click he ...

By Koda Slingluff This account is part 5 of the Vanguard’s series on COVID-19 stories from CDCR. Click here for part 4 and here for part 3. Orlando Smith is a thoughtful artist and reporter incarcera ...

January 02, 2021
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CDCR Implements Mandatory Staff Testing; Vaccinations Begin at CA Healthcare Facility

Posted by Covid In-Custody Project
|Date: December 28, 2020
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CDCR Implements Mandatory Staff Testing; Vaccinations Begin at CA Healthcare Facility

Davis Vanguard's weekly highlights from CDCR's COVID-19 crisis Incarcerated Narratives Alice Davis’ husba ...

Davis Vanguard's weekly highlights from CDCR's COVID-19 crisis Incarcerated Narratives Alice Davis’ husband is incarcerated in California Training Facility (CTF). Due to the pandemic, Davis has not be ...

December 28, 2020
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Massive COVID-19 Outbreak in Santa Rita Jail; New On-Site Program for Staff Testing – Highlights from SRJ’s COVID-19 Crisis

Posted by Covid In-Custody Project
|Date: December 27, 2020
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Massive COVID-19 Outbreak in Santa Rita Jail; New On-Site Program for Staff Testing – Highlights from SRJ’s COVID-19 Crisis

By Tiffany Devlin Overview Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (ACSO) reported a massive outbreak of C ...

By Tiffany Devlin Overview Alameda County Sheriff’s Office (ACSO) reported a massive outbreak of COVID-19 cases in Santa Rita Jail (SRJ) on Dec. 23 -- right before the Christmas holiday. In to ...

December 27, 2020
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Student Opinion: A Second Stimulus Package Writes Smaller Checks

Posted by Julietta Bisharyan
|Date: December 24, 2020
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Student Opinion: A Second Stimulus Package Writes Smaller Checks

By Jacob Vito 2020 will likely be remembered as a year without mercy from a spreading pandemic to a slowi ...

By Jacob Vito 2020 will likely be remembered as a year without mercy from a spreading pandemic to a slowing economy. Though it has taken them far longer than hoped, it seems Congress has finally come ...

December 24, 2020
| by Julietta Bisharyan

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“CDCR is committing reckless endangerment. Moving people without test results” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s SATF

Posted by Covid In-Custody Project
|Date: December 24, 2020
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“CDCR is committing reckless endangerment. Moving people without test results” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s SATF

By Julietta Bisharyan This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project -- an independent journalism ...

By Julietta Bisharyan This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project -- an independent journalism project that partners with the Davis Vanguard to bring reporting on the pandemic in California ...

December 24, 2020
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Student Opinion: Climate Change Plans Attached to Coronavirus Relief Bill

Posted by Julietta Bisharyan
|Date: December 24, 2020
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Student Opinion: Climate Change Plans Attached to Coronavirus Relief Bill

By Jose Orozco On Dec. 21, Congress passed a coronavirus relief bill with several measures to fight clima ...

By Jose Orozco On Dec. 21, Congress passed a coronavirus relief bill with several measures to fight climate change in the upcoming years. The main point of focus is cutting hydrofluorocarbon use from ...

December 24, 2020
| by Julietta Bisharyan

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Uncertain Future for Indeterminately Sentenced “Lifers” and COVID High-Risk Patients

Posted by Covid In-Custody Project
|Date: December 24, 2020
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Uncertain Future for Indeterminately Sentenced “Lifers” and COVID High-Risk Patients

By Özge Terzioğlu This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project -- an independent journalism pro ...

By Özge Terzioğlu This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project -- an independent journalism project that partners with the Davis Vanguard to bring reporting on the pandemic in California's c ...

December 24, 2020
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Concerns Over CDCR’s Early-Release Programs; COVID-19 High-Risk Transfers Halted Indefinitely

Posted by Covid In-Custody Project
|Date: December 21, 2020
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Concerns Over CDCR’s Early-Release Programs; COVID-19 High-Risk Transfers Halted Indefinitely

By Julietta Bisharyan, Nick Gardner and Jaskiran Soomal Incarcerated Narratives 40 year-old Micha ...

By Julietta Bisharyan, Nick Gardner and Jaskiran Soomal Incarcerated Narratives 40 year-old Michael Espitia is one of the 27 individuals set for early release this month. Espitia, who was con ...

December 21, 2020
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“COVID-19 could only have reached death row via staff. Many of us believe this was intentional.” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s San Quentin

Posted by Covid In-Custody Project
|Date: December 20, 2020
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“COVID-19 could only have reached death row via staff. Many of us believe this was intentional.” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s San Quentin

By Jaskiran Soomal This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project -- an independent journalism pr ...

By Jaskiran Soomal This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project -- an independent journalism project that partners with the Davis Vanguard to bring reporting on the pandemic in California's ...

December 20, 2020
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“My dinner was two spoonfuls of rice, beans, peas, carrots and casserole” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s Valley State Prison

Posted by Covid In-Custody Project
|Date: December 15, 2020
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“My dinner was two spoonfuls of rice, beans, peas, carrots and casserole” – COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s Valley State Prison

By Jaskiran Soomal This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project -- an independent journalism p ...

By Jaskiran Soomal This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project -- an independent journalism project that partners with the Davis Vanguard to bring reporting on the pandemic in California's ...

December 15, 2020
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COVID-19 Halts Valuable Re-Entry Programs At Santa Clara Jails Impacting Population’s Education Goals

Posted by Covid In-Custody Project
|Date: December 14, 2020
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COVID-19 Halts Valuable Re-Entry Programs At Santa Clara Jails Impacting Population’s Education Goals

By Angela Khov Re-entry and rehabilitative programs assist incarcerated people in successfully transition ...

By Angela Khov Re-entry and rehabilitative programs assist incarcerated people in successfully transitioning into society after a period of incarceration to mitigate recidivism. These programs help i ...

December 14, 2020
| by Covid In-Custody Project

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Student Opinion: Special Education In COVID-19: The Shocking Implications of Remote Learning

Posted by Julietta Bisharyan
|Date: December 14, 2020
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Student Opinion: Special Education In COVID-19: The Shocking Implications of Remote Learning

By Susana Jurado In recent years, the quality of special education has been declining considerably. Overw ...

By Susana Jurado In recent years, the quality of special education has been declining considerably. Overwhelmingly underfunded programs have significantly impacted special education among students wit ...

December 14, 2020
| by Julietta Bisharyan

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“Guards are trying to kill prisoners”- COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s High Desert State Prison

Posted by Covid In-Custody Project
|Date: December 14, 2020
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“Guards are trying to kill prisoners”- COVID-19 Stories from CDCR’s High Desert State Prison

By Koda Slingluff This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project -- an independent journalism pro ...

By Koda Slingluff This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project -- an independent journalism project that partners with the Davis Vanguard to bring reporting on the pandemic in California's c ...

December 14, 2020
| by Covid In-Custody Project

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“I don’t want to die in here” – Protests Rise Against Tiny Meal Portions, Suspicious Transfers, Lack of Testing

Posted by Covid In-Custody Project
|Date: December 13, 2020
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“I don’t want to die in here” – Protests Rise Against Tiny Meal Portions, Suspicious Transfers, Lack of Testing

By Julietta Bisharyan and Jaskiran Soomal Incarcerated Narratives On May 30, San Quentin (SQ) had ...

By Julietta Bisharyan and Jaskiran Soomal Incarcerated Narratives On May 30, San Quentin (SQ) had zero COVID-19 cases. Now, it has reported over 2,200 total confirmed cases and 28 deaths. The ...

December 13, 2020
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Student Opinion: Restaurants Shutter from COVID-19 as Congress Stalls Stimulus

Posted by Julietta Bisharyan
|Date: December 13, 2020
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Student Opinion: Restaurants Shutter from COVID-19 as Congress Stalls Stimulus

By Jacob Vito Whether it be for the pizza, tacos, a sandwich or something else entirely, everyone has a f ...

By Jacob Vito Whether it be for the pizza, tacos, a sandwich or something else entirely, everyone has a favorite local restaurant. However, due to the pressures of COVID-19, those favorites may not ha ...

December 13, 2020
| by Julietta Bisharyan

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Student Opinion: The Chaos Of The Trump Years: It Didn’t Have To Be This Way

Posted by Julietta Bisharyan
|Date: December 12, 2020
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Student Opinion: The Chaos Of The Trump Years: It Didn’t Have To Be This Way

By Jacob Derin Yolo County joined most of the state in being placed under a stay at home order Thursday n ...

By Jacob Derin Yolo County joined most of the state in being placed under a stay at home order Thursday night. Over the past year, we’ve become so used to this kind of statement that it has largely lo ...

December 12, 2020
| by Julietta Bisharyan

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