In recent years, California has faced large budget deficits. To close these gaps, Governor Newsom has proposed closing state prisons to save an estimated $1 billion annually. However, Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco argues this approach fails to consider the impacts on public safety.
California to Close More Prisons to Save Money; Prisoners to Be Released Without Plan | Chad Bianco
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