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California prison workers disciplined for sex, smuggling

One prison employee was accused of bearing an inmate's child. Another was alleged to have sent nude photos of herself to an inmate's contraband cellphone. And a prison guard sent love letters to an...

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New appointees at CDCR (DVI, Ventura, Dep Dir, Facility Support)

Victor Almager, 54, Camarillo, has been appointed superintendent of the Ventura Youth Correctional Facility at the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, where he has served since...

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Sacramento County supervisors approve plan for low-level offenders

Sacramento County supervisors approved a plan to handle criminal offenders Tuesday, although a majority of them said they don't like its continued emphasis on incarceration over treatment. The board...

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Mentally ill parolee arrested in attack on Fresno officer

Police arrested a mentally ill parolee on suspicion of attacking an officer at a store in southeast Fresno late Tuesday night. The assault happened when the officer and other officers were trying to...

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Mass prison hunger strike ends

With as little fanfare as when it started, a mass hunger strike that popped up in California prisons a week ago is now over. Corrections officials said that by Thursday only two inmates continued to...

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New Folsom inmate killed; cellmate is suspect

The death of an inmate at New Folsom prison is being investigated as a homicide. The 51-year-old inmate was found unresponsive in his cell a little after 9 p.m. Wednesday during a prisoner count. His...

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Private prison owner appeals judge’s order, city seeks $1.5M in back fees

A private prison owner is appealing a judge’s decision the city didn’t violate laws when it enacted a $1 per-prisoner, per-day tax on inmates at the lockup while the city filed a court complaint...

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California Prison Hunger Strike Winds Down

Nearly all the inmates participating in hunger strikes at two California prisons had resumed eating by Thursday, prison officials said, bringing the standoff toward an end. More than 200 inmates at...

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New blocking system in state prison will render cellphones useless (VIDEO)

VIDEO: Make sure to watch the included video on the KCRA.com website. A new cellphone blocking system will be turned on next week at a Central Valley prison, intended to make phones behind bars...

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