Tag: recidivism
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Newsom Touts Record-Low Crime and Recidivism at San Quentin Film Festival
Governor Newsom visited San Quentin for the third annual in-prison film festival, citing historic crime declines, record-low recidivism and $546.8 million in prevention and victim services since 2019.
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Newsom Welcomes First Cal State LA Bachelor's Cohort at San Quentin as California Crime Rates Hit Historic Lows
Thirty-four students begin a 21-month Cal State LA bachelor's program at San Quentin's new Learning Center, as state data show declines across every major crime category in 2025.
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Beshear Highlights Two Years of Declining Serious Crime in Kentucky
On the International Day of Non-Violence, Gov. Andy Beshear touted falling crime rates, more school resource officers, higher trooper pay and new reentry and training facilities across Kentucky.
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San Quentin Opens Honor Dorm Amid Record Rehabilitation Success
California's San Quentin Rehabilitation Center opens a new Honor Dorm, reflecting record-high rehabilitation success and low recidivism rates. Governor Newsom highlights the California Model's impact on public safety and successful community reentry.
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Kentucky Reports Second Consecutive Decline in Serious Crime
Kentucky's serious crime reports declined for a second year in 2025, dropping 8.14% in Category A offenses. Governor Beshear highlighted progress in public safety, including reduced overdose deaths and recidivism, and investments in law enforcement training.
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