rehabilitation
- Subscribe via RSS 
Proposition 36 Could Fix Several California Problems
Comments (3) | A. Razor, California, california election changes, California law enforcement, california prison overcrowding, california prison reform, california prison sentencing, california prison system, california propositions, california props, california three strikes law, California voters, Charlie Beck, Dan Newman, drug possession, Election 2012, george gascon, Gray Davis, jerry brown, kamala harris, los angeles crime, non serious crime, nonviolent crime, Pedro Rosado, poetry, Polly Klaas, prisoner reform, Prop 36, prop 36 campaign, prop 36 changes, prop 36 opponents, prop 36 overview, prop 36 platform, prop 36 supporters, property crime, proposition 36, propositions, propositions 2012, rehabilitation, repeat offenders, san francisco crime, Solana County crime, Solana County Sheriff, steve cooley, Terence Hallinan, three strikes county law, three strikes law, three strikes law change, three strikes law reform, three strikes reform, three strikes reform advocate, three strikes sentencing, violent crime, voters
A profile of several of those involved and affected.
Read more...Clare Foundation: Fighting Addiction In Los Angeles
Comments (0) | alcoholism, Budget Cuts, drug addiction, economic downturn, Homelessness, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, rehabilitation, Santa Monica, Social Service Agency
Outside the Clare Foundation (Photo by Sophie Elkus)
At the Clare Foundation, treatment for patients now comes at a cost.
Read more...Gabrielle Giffords Returns To Tucson For Father’s Day Weekend
Comments (4) | Father's Day, Gabrielle Giffords, Jared Loughner, National, news, rehabilitation, shooting, tucson
The trip to Tucson will be Gifford’s first since being shot in January.
Read more...Skid Row's Kevin Michael Key Combines Art And Advocacy
Comments (2) | kevin michael key, Los Angeles and Region, los angeles homeless, Los Angeles Poverty Department, rehabilitation, shelters, stories from skid row, United Coalition East Prevention Project
He equates city developers to addicts and the government to their pushers.
Read more...
Most Read Stories
Most Commented