CDCR

The proposal doesn't say anything about which prisons might be closed

People who work in healthcare settings at prisons will still have to comply with a separate mandate

The findings come as the governor seeks $126.6 million in the next fiscal year and $162.5 million annually thereafter to expand treatment

CDCR didn't say how many ODs were recorded, but a memo distributed March 30 said there were 19 as of that date

The deadline for written comment is April 13

"If he is released early, he will continue to break the law," the DA's office wrote last year in a letter vehemently opposing parole

The woman's son coordinated with another person to email her a spreadsheet containing the personal information of 9,043 people

The Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility has been the subject of a lawsuit by several disabled inmates

Local law enforcement officials say it could take months to address the backlog of hundreds of jail inmates in need of transfer

The goal is to turn that section at San Quentin State Prison into a "positive, healing environment," Gov. Newsom said

"If you stare at a wall you're getting good-conduct credits," said Chief Deputy DA Rod Norgaard. "You just don't have to stab anybody that day"

That's a 212% increase so far this month

The order will prevent the state from releasing inmates after serving only one-third of their sentences – at least until the next court date

Two COs died after making claims of harassment, hazing and corruption within a specialized investigative unit