California Opposes Juvenile Sex Trafficking Bill, Citing Prison Costs
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California Governor Gavin Newsom’s Department of Finance has pushed back on a proposed bill to crack down on those who solicit a minor for sex over the cost of the…
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California Governor Plans to Defund the Police
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California Governor Gavin Newsom and California law makers make plans to slash public safety funding. To mitigate the state’s huge budget deficit, Newsom plans to slash funding to law enforcement,…
Sacramento’s Reckless Proposals: A Sheriff’s Perspective on Slashing Prison Budgets
by Sheriff Chad Bianco As Sheriff of Riverside County, I manage one of the largest office’s in the state. We are entrusted with the safety and security of our county…
California lawmakers propose $1 Billion in CDCR reductions, much more than Gov. Newsom planned
California lawmakers on Wednesday announced a joint budget plan that would restore some funds for homelessness and social safety net programs while cutting money from state prisons. The spending proposal…
California Needs to Repeal Prop 57
California’s crime rate has risen thanks to several political efforts to reduce the State’s prison population. Now, thanks to several sentencing reform bills, California’s property crime rate is 25.3 incidents…
California State Assembly Gives OK to Close, Consolidate Some Prisons in Midst of Billion Dollar CA Budget Shortfall
from The Davis Vanguard California—facing a billion-dollar budget crisis—may soon close some state prisons, and consolidate others, per legislation approved Tuesday by the State Assembly, according to a statement issued…
Riverside County Sheriff Gives Compelling Speech Regarding Public Safety
Sheriff Chad Bianco gave a public speech yesterday addressing the very real public safety crisis in California. Although state lawmakers and the horrible Gavin Newsom are criminal lovers who hate…
California providing free drugs for prisoners to overdose with
Inmates in California state prisons receive several comfort items at the taxpayer’s expense. Convicted felons get free lotions, hygiene items, and opioids. Yes, inmates are allowed to get high for…