National Women in Bail Present “A Conversation with Sacramento District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert” Join women in bail leaders from around the country for an open discussion on bail, pretrial

$500 Million for New COVID Relief Grant for Small Business The Governor announced the creation of a $500 million COVID Relief Grant for small businesses that have been impacted by

Gascón’s reforms at odds with public safety and LA voters The arrogance of power reached new heights, or depths, in California on Monday. Newly elected Los Angeles County District Attorney

CBAA Response to LA DA’s Eliminating Cash Bail FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SACRAMENTO, CA – Dec. 7, 2020 Today Los Angeles District Attorney announced that the law of the land and

Attorney General Becerra Urges State Supreme Court to Eliminate Unaffordable Bail Attorney General Xavier Becerra today urged the California Supreme Court to eliminate unaffordable bail by making the California First

Nation’s Largest Trial Court to Launch ‘Here For You | Safe For You’ Plan to Open Virtual and Physical Courthouse Doors Starting June 15 with the Clerk’s Office

OAKLAND, Calif. – Due to the threat from the coronavirus, the Oakland Police Department has closed its registry unit where many of the city’s sex offenders are required to check in every month, officials said.

A San Diego appeals court ruled Wednesday that judges in the Superior Court have the power to deviate from a new bail schedule mandated by state court leaders that set bail for most misdemeanor and many felony crimes at $0.