The nationally touring acappella ensemble SoVoSo brought its unique improvisational style to San Quentin’s Catholic Chapel on Sunday, June 22. The … [Read more...]

The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by Gov. Jerry Brown of a lower court’s order that the state is responsible for monitoring the care of … [Read more...]

Immigration officials have illegally denied bail hearings to hundreds of immigrants, a federal judge has ruled. U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez … [Read more...]

Poor Americans have access to nearly as many tangible goods as the rich, but the cost to survive in America has increased, with food, vehicles, … [Read more...]

Some people are denied release from jail with an ankle bracelet because they can’t afford the $400 a month cost, NPR.com reports. Every state except … [Read more...]

More than 3,300 federal prisoners have applied for clemency under new government guidelines announced in April. That is almost five times the 702 who … [Read more...]

Fall is just around the corner and the month of September had the following national observances: Library Card Sign-Up Month, National Hispanic … [Read more...]

Chowchilla—Valley State Prison is doing its part to conserve water, according to the Merced Sun-Star. The facility has cut its water consumption by … [Read more...]

Baseball The A’s lost to the Giants, 10-2, on July 10. The Giants defeated the Benicia Brothers, 2-0, with Jeff “Dewey” Dumont on the mound for the … [Read more...]