Journalist Emily Nonko and incarcerated journalist Dave “Razor” Babb investigated allegations of contaminated water and failing infrastructure at Mule Creek State Prison, revealing years of ignored warnings, environmental failures and a lack of accountability.
Mule Creek State Prison, Facility-D has created a “Garden of Hope” to provide a space for personal transformation through horticulture, which has been successful in rehabilitating inmates and providing a sense of hope and purpose.
By The Vanguard Staff LOS ANGELES, CA – After spending 25 years in prison, a California man…
by R. Sanchez Dear You: I haven’t decided whom I’ll send this letter to, or even if…
By D. Razor Babb The California Department of Correcting (CDCR) Secretary Kathleen Allison and a host of…
By D. Razor Babb Following a July 6, 2001, second-degree attempted murder conviction in a Van Nuys,…
By Christopher S. Bryson As part of a collaborative venture between the California Department of Corrections and…
By Christopher S Bryson On January 6, 2022, the CDCR announced measures to protect the health of…
By Christopher Bryson According to the Yolo County District Attorney’s Office, The Stanford University Computational Policy Lab…
By Yasmeen Khan The Covid In-Custody Project partners with the Davis Vanguard to bring quantitative and qualitative reporting on…
(Editor’s note: The Vanguard is proud to announce a new project in partnership with Incarcerated Allied Media. …
By Jaskiran Soomal This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project — an independent journalism project that partners…
By Jaskiran Soomal This report is written by the Covid In-Custody Project — an independent journalism project that partners…
By Nick Domenici SACRAMENTO – A keen eye is not being trained on law enforcement officers’ use…