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Details of the new Public Safety Realignment Plan for Santa Barbara County

In a continued effort to enhance public safety, the Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors has adopted a new Public Safety Realignment Plan.

Yuba City OKs Flock camera purchase; Plumas Street tree pruning, fire station expansion approved

The Yuba City City Council unanimously approved the purchase and installation of 25 new Flock cameras in partnership with Sutter County on Tuesday in hopes of enhancing public safety.

Santa Barbara County Supervisors Approve $23M in State Funds for 12 New Mental-Health Beds

Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors adopt realignment plan worth $23.2 million for public safety

The Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors adopted a three-year public safety realignment plan worth over $23 million toward public safety, treatment and criminal justice efforts.

Realignment driving evolution of Santa Barbara County criminal justice system

The evolution of Santa Barbara County’s criminal justice system was demonstrated this week with the presentation of the 2024-26 Realignment Plan and its budget for next fiscal year.

Farrah sheds 'interim' label as chief probation officer

Summit unveils restorative justice in Santa Cruz County

"Restorative practices builds the container of strong community with connection and a sense of belonging so that when harm and wrongdoing occurs, we can respond in meaningful and healthy ways," Conflict Resolution Center's Alaya Vautier said.

4/23/24 BOS: Board Honors Compassionate Pair, Nixes Compassion for Non-Citizens – anewscafe.com

Tehama County Fire Department looks to buy two new 4×4 pickups

The Tehama County Board of Supervisors will consider the best way for the county fire department to buy two new Ford F-250 crew cab 4x4 pickups.

Woodland's Karen Urbano receives congressional recognition for 'tireless work' in expanding voting rights – Daily Democrat

“She has served as both president and vice president of the Woodland League of Women Voters,” Thompson emphasized. “Her work has included registering voters at local high schools to encourage young people to engage in our democratic processes and support local government. Her dedication to these issues are unwavering commitment to justice and equity for all make her exceptionally deserving of this award and I am proud to recognize all that she has accomplished.”