By Crescenzo Vellucci The Vanguard Sacramento Bureau Chief SACRAMENTO, CA – City and county political pow ...
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Sacramento County District Attorney Sues City of Sacramento – Homeless Warn They Won’t be ‘Pawns’ in Legal Wranglings
Sacramento County District Attorney Sues City of Sacramento – Homeless Warn They Won’t be ‘Pawns’ in Legal Wranglings
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Fired Police Officer Who Killed Sean Monterossa Reinstated in Vallejo Police Department
Fired Police Officer Who Killed Sean Monterossa Reinstated in Vallejo Police Department
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Studies Show Punitive Measures for Failing to Appear for Court Have Failed to Work
Studies Show Punitive Measures for Failing to Appear for Court Have Failed to Work
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Prosecutor Network Supports Minnesota County Attorney Decision to Spare 15-Year-Old More Jail Time
Prosecutor Network Supports Minnesota County Attorney Decision to Spare 15-Year-Old More Jail Time
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Los Angeles Courts Announce Major Bail Reform, Calling Pretrial Rules ‘Safe and Fair’ for ‘Most Non-Violent, Non-Serious Felonies, Misdemeanors’ – Takes Effect Oct. 1
Los Angeles Courts Announce Major Bail Reform, Calling Pretrial Rules ‘Safe and Fair’ for ‘Most Non-Violent, Non-Serious Felonies, Misdemeanors’ – Takes Effect Oct. 1
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‘Balloon Blockade’ Aimed at SF Mayor’s Balcony to Protest Cuts to Affordable Housing, Food Aid, Child Care
‘Balloon Blockade’ Aimed at SF Mayor’s Balcony to Protest Cuts to Affordable Housing, Food Aid, Child Care
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Student Opinion: Will LA Mayor Karen Bass’ $13.1 Billion Proposed City Budget Live Up to the Hype?
Student Opinion: Will LA Mayor Karen Bass’ $13.1 Billion Proposed City Budget Live Up to the Hype?
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SF Public Defender Tweets Strong Disagreement with ‘Regressive’ Solution to Public Safety
SF Public Defender Tweets Strong Disagreement with ‘Regressive’ Solution to Public Safety
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Task Force on Long Sentences Releases Comprehensive Roadmap to Strengthen Public Safety and Advance Justice
Task Force on Long Sentences Releases Comprehensive Roadmap to Strengthen Public Safety and Advance Justice
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Recently Fired Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong Appeals Dismissal
Recently Fired Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong Appeals Dismissal
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Policy Paper Suggests Bail Reform Has Only ‘Minimal’ Effect on Public Safety
Policy Paper Suggests Bail Reform Has Only ‘Minimal’ Effect on Public Safety
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Guest Commentary: What’s Ahead in the Fight for Justice and True Public Safety
Guest Commentary: What’s Ahead in the Fight for Justice and True Public Safety
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Key CA Legislative Committee Approves Measure to Help Incarcerated Workers Earning Just Pennies an Hour
Key CA Legislative Committee Approves Measure to Help Incarcerated Workers Earning Just Pennies an Hour
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San Francisco Police Commissioner Advocates for Reform, Reducing Police Power in Traffic Stops
San Francisco Police Commissioner Advocates for Reform, Reducing Police Power in Traffic Stops
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California Measure to Revoke Tax Exemption Status for Non-Profit Organizations Which Engage in Insurrection OK’d by Senate Public Safety Committee
California Measure to Revoke Tax Exemption Status for Non-Profit Organizations Which Engage in Insurrection OK’d by Senate Public Safety Committee
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Manhattan D.A. Bragg Makes ‘Pathways to Public Safety’ Division as Alternative to Incarceration
Manhattan D.A. Bragg Makes ‘Pathways to Public Safety’ Division as Alternative to Incarceration
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In NY Times Interview, San Francisco District Attorney Attributes Recall Efforts to Small Number of Dissatisfied ‘Wealthy Individuals’
In NY Times Interview, San Francisco District Attorney Attributes Recall Efforts to Small Number of Dissatisfied ‘Wealthy Individuals’
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‘Buckle Up, It’s Recall Season’ – Counting Down San Francisco’s District Attorney Recall Election
‘Buckle Up, It’s Recall Season’ – Counting Down San Francisco’s District Attorney Recall Election
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NY Justice Reform Group Director Calls Governor’s State of State Address ‘Encouraging’
NY Justice Reform Group Director Calls Governor’s State of State Address ‘Encouraging’
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Sunday Commentary: Police Have Always Carried the Public Safety Mantra, but Now They Have a Problem
Sunday Commentary: Police Have Always Carried the Public Safety Mantra, but Now They Have a Problem