The Public Eye: Rearrest Rate Unchanged Under California Prison Realignment

Published January 10, 2014

The Public Eye: Rearrest rate unchanged under California prison realignment
Most arrests of county parolees were for drug and alcohol crimes and property offenses – 64 percent. In 2011, the year realignment started, the Pew Center on the States found that California had the nation's second-highest parolee rate of recidivism. Read more on Sacramento Bee

UPDATE: Ten Flu Deaths In Bay Area Confirmed
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials said the H1N1 virus continues to circulate widely, and illnesses are disproportionately affecting young and middle-age adults. Public health … Other preventive measures include covering the mouth … Read more on Patch.com

WISCONSIN NEWS ROUND-UP: State sees dramatic increase in flu …
Governor Scott Walker's office said today it received the waiver from the U.S. Centers for Medicare-and-Medicaid Services. It allows the state to drop Badger-Care …. Investigators say his blood alcohol level was point-196. Judge Ann Knox-Bauer … Read more on Pierce County Herald