Community advocacy groups and civil rights organizations have cited a return to ‘old guard’ political practices within the Alameda County District Attorney’s administration under Ursula Jones Dickson, encompassing campaign donations, modifications to death penalty cases, youth transfer proceedings, and the prosecutorial approach to sexual assault allegations against former Congressman Eric Swalwell.
C. Lee shares his journey from entrepreneur to media force, how authenticity became the foundation of his brand, and his work with Californians for Safety and Justice to help people clear criminal records through free expungement clinics.
Prosecutor-initiated resentencing in Alameda County has reduced thousands of years of incarceration and generated tens to hundreds of millions of dollars in projected savings to the State of California, while presenting a low risk to public safety.
The Campaign to Re-Elect Pamela Price is backing Kristina Molina and Latinx community leaders in their request for a federal investigation into SAFE-Alameda County for allegedly using deceptive and defamatory tactics against Molina.
Three Alameda County Sheriff’s Deputies have been indicted by a criminal grand jury for the 2021 in-custody death of Maurice Monk at Santa Rita Jail, highlighting systemic failures in the county’s mental health care and law enforcement accountability.
Civil rights attorney S. Lee Merritt filed an amicus curiae brief opposing the Alameda County District Attorney’s motion to dismiss the voluntary manslaughter case against former San Leandro police officer Jason Fletcher, arguing that the evidence surrounding Steven Taylor’s killing required evaluation by a jury.
Pamela Price, former Alameda County District Attorney, is preparing for a return to the ballot in 2026 after being removed from office in a 2024 recall that she claims was fueled by misinformation and outsized spending by wealthy interests.
Pamela Price has launched her 2026 campaign for Alameda County District Attorney, focusing on restoring public trust, addressing gun violence, pursuing corporate accountability, and ensuring equal treatment under the law, while criticizing her successor and the current administration for their lack of accountability.
In the first episode of Season Two of Pamela Price Unfiltered, host Pamela Price interviews Senator Nina Turner to discuss the current state of American politics and the crisis inside the Democratic Party, including systemic failures of leadership, voter suppression, and the need for political accountability.
The fight for justice in Alameda County has been ongoing for decades, with community members and organizations refusing to let the memory of those killed by police fade away, despite attempts by the system to protect itself.
Pamela Price Unfiltered Season 2 Episode 1 examines the ongoing struggle between justice, race, and constitutional rights in the US, featuring a Supreme Court case, mass protests, and an in-depth conversation with civil rights attorney Carl Douglas.
A judge ruled that Alameda County District Attorney Ursula Jones Dickson’s decision to withdraw a resentencing motion was not politically motivated, despite defense attorneys’ claims that the move represents a retreat from efforts to confront prosecutorial misconduct in the county’s death penalty cases.
Activist George Galvis joins Pamela Price to discuss double standards in the justice system, while Pamela breaks down Trump’s weaponization of the Department of Justice and unmasks the hypocrisy of right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk.
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 features an interview with Robert “Fleetwood” Bowden, an author, rap artist, filmmaker, activist, and founder of Homeboy Hotline, discussing his journey from incarceration to becoming a voice for the marginalized, as well as two pressing political issues.
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.