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Price tag nears $1 billion as Sacramento County supervisors inch closer to bigger Main Jail

Since the supervisors’ first vote in December, the cost of the jail annex has ballooned by $200 million.

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Sacramento County s first fentanyl murder suspect charged, tied to Folsom 24-year-old s death [The Sacramento Bee] - Insurance News

Sacramento County s first fentanyl murder suspect charged, tied to Folsom 24-year-old s death [The Sacramento Bee] - Insurance News
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Sacramento County s first fentanyl murder suspect charged, tied to Folsom 24-year-old s death

The case stems from the death of a 24-year-old in July, police said.

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Baristas behind bars: Program prepares inmates for return to society

According to the RAND Corporation, inmates who take part in educational programs while incarcerated are 43% less likely to end up back in prison.

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Baristas behind bars: Program prepares inmates for return to society

According to the RAND Corporation, inmates who take part in educational programs while incarcerated are 43% less likely to end up back in prison.

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