CDCR announces the completion of San Quentin Learning Center

The Learning Center is an inviting, adaptable, campus-like space that encourages rehabilitation. Central to the campus’s identity are principles of openness and integration with nature. Buildings are placed to optimize views and encourage positive interactions between staff and incarcerated people – a concept known as... Read More.

Assemblyman Josh Hoover Calls for Audit of Failed $450 Million 911 Project

Assemblyman Josh Hoover (R-Folsom) is calling for a state audit of California’s failed Next Generation 911 (NG911) project following the collapse of the long-planned upgrade to the state’s aging emergency communications system. The state ultimately abandoned the effort and began restarting the process after spending... Read More.

Tax season is here, and mail theft tends to increase this time of year. Criminals often target envelopes that may contain checks or personal information. A few simple steps can reduce your risk. Protect yourself: • Check your mailbox daily. Do not leave mail overnight. • Consider installing... Read More.

California sets record gasoline imports through the Bahamas

California imported more gasoline in November than ever before, with more than 40 percent routed through the Bahamas, according to Bloomberg. As in-state refining capacity declines, gasoline refined in the United States is now traveling thousands of miles to the Caribbean before returning to the West Coast... Read More.

CDFW Wildlife Officers Crack Down on Meth Labs and Illegal Cannabis Grow Sites in Kern and Los Angeles Counties

CDFW wildlife officers assigned to the Cannabis Enforcement Program assisted partner agencies in coordinated enforcement operations targeting a large-scale methamphetamine conversion laboratory and illegal cannabis cultivation sites in Kern and Los Angeles counties. Officers supported an investigation lead by the Kern County Sheriff’s Department involving... Read More.