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California Prison Closures Threaten Local Economies The state announced it would shut down a prison in Susanville that could result in a loss of a quarter of the city’s workforce. Gov. Newsom has pledged to close two of the state’s 34 correctional facilities. May 18, 2021 •  (TNS) — Just days after California Gov. Gavin Newsom's administration announced a plan to close a prison in Susanville last month, dozens of "for sale" signs for homes began popping up in a rural Lassen County town. "We went from a market where there were no homes," said Patri...

It is law enforcement in general so i encourage people that throughout the holidays if you see a man or woman in uniform take the time, thank him. >> criticism of the trump administration and support policies has become a staple with democrats on the 2020 campaign trail. two billionaires in the presidential race are spending huge bucks to court voters. according to politico tom stier and michael bloomberg have poured nearly $200 million into television and digital advertising more than double the combined ad spending of all the non-billionaire candidates combined. the $100 million spent by blo...

Uniform, take the time, thank them. >> mike: criticism of the trumpet ministrations border policies has become a staple with democrats on the 2020 campaign trail. to billionaires and the democratic presidential race are spending huge bucks to court voters. according to ""politico," tom steyer michael bloomberg have for nearly $200 million into television and digital advertising, more than doubleev the combined ad spending of alle candidates combined. some of the $120 million spent by bloomberg went to prison workers hired by an outside company to make campaign phone calls. the bloomberg campai...

Holidays, if you see a man or woman in uniform, take the time to thank them. >> mike: criticism of the trumpet ministrations border policies has become a staple with democrats on the 2020 campaign trail. two millionaires in the democratic race are spending lots of money. they supported nearly $200 million into television and digital advertising, more than double the combined ad spending of all the nonbillionaire candidates combined. some of the $120 million spent by bloomberg went to prison workers hired by an outside company to make campaign phone calls. the bloomberg campaign says it was una...

Correspondent cristina alesci joins us. walk us through the allegations. what are they saying? >> reporter: busy day at bloomberg campaign head. quarters for sure. they're doing damage control and explain the situation. apparently a vendor that the campaign had hired. that vendor went to a subcontract who hired a call center subcontractor to go out and make calls for the campaign. that company is called pro com, and it used imprisoned people to make calls. i believe the one prison was out of oklahoma, and they used incarcerated people. they disclosed when they made those calls, the people maki...