A Sacramento County coalition working to prevent jail expansion, decrease the jail population & shift public funds towards life-affirming services.
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ALT Photo of the #CloseCAPrisons newspaper on a dirt ground open to a page with a diagram of the California prison population overtime vs California Prison Construction
ALT Photo of the paper being held in the air, background is a mountainous dessert landscape. The page is open to a header called The Close California Prisons Campaign featuring conversations with various Critical Resistance members
ALT Photo of a stack of newspapers on a dirt ground
ALT Photo of the paper on a dirt ground open to a photo in the paper depicting the San Francisco County Jail #4 taken from behind an overpass.
ALT In Rare Alliance, Democrats and Republicans Seek Legal Power to Clear Homeless Camps Dozens of leaders, mostly from Western states, have asked the Supreme Court to overturn lower court decisions that restrict enforcement against public camping.
ALT Green textured paper with black texts of hidden hazards, ripped paper, and photo of firefighters in black and white, text reads: bit.ly/hiddenhazardsreport
ALT ALT text reads "Ending forced labor in California prisons will improve successful reentry into society for incarcerated people. Pass the End Slavery in California Act (ACA 8)!" Imagery of hands with chains breaking.
ALT Screenshot from Spectrum News 1 article with header: SB 94 looks to establish judicial review for people serving LWOP. Below that is "what you need to know:" SB 94 would allow those convicted before June 5 1990 who have also served at least 25 years to petition a judge to reconsider possibility of parole, would not guarantee release, and would help people like Joseph Bill, who was imprisoned in the 90s for this role in a murder and robbery charge, despite not committing the killing.
ALT Black background with ripped paper texture. Article headline in a black and white box. Text Reads: Newsom wants to transform San Quentin State Prison. The council advising him can meet in secret.