Philly DA Larry Krasner joins Pamela Price Unfiltered to discuss the fight for democracy and justice reform, and how local prosecutors are the last line of defense against corruption, federal overreach, and the Project 2025 agenda.
Pamela Price Unfiltered discusses the fight for housing, justice, and truth in Oakland with activist Stone Ramsey, and breaks down the Supreme Court’s recent ruling that allows cities to criminalize homelessness.
Pamela Price Unfiltered episode features an interview with Vanessa Russell, founder of Love Never Fails, discussing the realities of human trafficking in the Bay Area and how key legislation is reshaping the legal landscape.
In the latest episode of Pamela Price Unfiltered, Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price and Oakland community leader John Jones III discuss the Oakland Police Department’s decades-long public safety challenges and the community’s determination to shape its future.
Donald Trump has threatened to send the National Guard into Oakland, raising concerns among residents who view it as an attack on their community’s sovereignty and safety.
Former Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price released a podcast episode highlighting the systemic misconduct in capital cases and the ongoing constitutional crisis in California’s justice system, revealing a 30-year history of prosecutorial misconduct and the targeting of Black and Jewish jurors for removal from death penalty juries.
In this episode of Pamela Price Unfiltered, Mistah F.A.B. joins Pamela Price to discuss healing, community, second chances, and the broken reentry process for people coming home from incarceration.
Pamela Price Unfiltered explores the growing threat to the First Amendment in America, with Regina Brown Wilson discussing the importance of Black media in rebuilding public trust and protecting the truth.
Senate Democrats failed to prevent the confirmation of Emil Bove to the Third Circuit Court of Appeal, while Hon. DA Price discussed the corruption scandal involving Detective Phong Tran in Oakland.
Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price’s Communications Director, Hon. Ryan LaLonde, reveals the chaos and disarray of her first 90 days in office, including a lack of digital tools, rogue prosecutors leaking internal matters, and a hostile media ecosystem.
Second Chance Month highlights the importance of giving formerly incarcerated people the opportunity to rebuild their lives, and advocates for policies, programs, and political narratives that promote healing and reentry rather than punishment.
Civil liberties in America are under threat due to the rise of surveillance creep, mass deportations, and mass incarceration, which may have been facilitated by Proposition 36, and individuals can push back by advocating for facial recognition bans and protecting their privacy.
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For decades, civil rights attorney John Burris has been a driving force in the fight against police…