Criminal justice and rehabilitation experts, crime survivors, and formerly incarcerated people will...
Prison
Bill Seeks Increased Media Access to Prisons and Incarcerated Interviewees
In 1994, then-California Governor Pete Wilson signed a bill giving the state prison system more...
A Law Was Meant to Free Sick or Aging Inmates. Instead, Some Are Left to Die in Prison.
By Fred Clasen-Kelly, Kaiser Health News Jimmy Dee Stout was serving time on drug charges when...
Nation’s First Standalone Prison Campus Celebrates Graduation
But COVID-19 outbreaks at San Quentin loomed in the background of the festivities.
Inmate shuffle: How California bounces around its mentally ill prisoners
One in three California prisoners has a diagnosed mental illness. The state’s solution for some...
In Wrongful Death Settlement, Family of Shaylene Graves Will Get $3.5 Million and a Platform to Urge CA’s Prison Officials to Implement Policies That Better Protect Women in Custody
The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) will pay $3.5 million to the...