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State to shut down a portion of the California Men's Colony - Vimarsana News

State to shut down a portion of the California Men's Colony

By KAREN VELIE The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDRC) announced plans on Tuesday to close the California Men's Colony West

California Correctional Department to close one state prison and deactivate six other prison units - Vimarsana News

California Correctional Department to close one state prison and deactivate six other prison units

California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation will close Chuckawalla Valley State Prison along with specific units in six different prisons around the Central Coast.

Source: keyt.com
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Announces the Planned Closure of Chuckawalla Valley State Prison - Vimarsana News

California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Announces the Planned Closure of Chuckawalla Valley State Prison

State will support local community and workforce with an economic resiliency plan and workers will be offered transfers to nearby facilities SACRAMENTO — A

Source: ca.gov
NYC subway bash suspect blames victim for brutal beating: exclusive - Vimarsana News

NYC subway bash suspect blames victim for brutal beating: exclusive

The ex-con accused of savagely beating a helpless stranger in a Queens subway station remained unrepentant about the beatdown, blaming his victim for the unprovoked attack in an exclusive Rikers Island interview with the Daily News.

Rikers Island lapses contributed to 10 deaths in 2021: city report - Vimarsana News

Rikers Island lapses contributed to 10 deaths in 2021: city report

The Board of Correction report focused on the six suicides and four overdoses last year and was based on interviews with detainees and staff, video surveillance and DOC and medical records.