Senate Bill 672, known as the Youth Rehabilitation and Opportunity Act, has passed the Senate Appropriations Committee and now moves to the Senate floor for a vote, aiming to expand parole eligibility for individuals sentenced to life without parole for offenses committed before the age of 26.
A homeless man in Yolo County, California was sentenced to multiple rehabilitative programs, despite objections from his defense lawyer who argued he lacked the basic resources to participate meaningfully in the programs.
OAKLAND, CA – A man who spent 18 years in prison for a conviction of eight counts…
By Madison Whittemore WOODLAND, CA – Alleged Davis serial stabber Carlos Dominguez was finally transferred to a…
By Yenah Lee and Madison Whittemore WOODLAND, CA – An unhoused man charged with felony vandalism failed…
By Julie McCaffrey WOODLAND, CA – In a bail bond motion in Yolo County Superior Court this…