California Prison Industry Authority
The California Prison Industry Board has appointed William "Bill" Davidson to serve as General Manager of the California Prison Industry...
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A new University of California, Irvine, study shows incarcerated individuals who participate within the California Prison Industry Authority (CALPIA) have...
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CALPIA held its Annual Employee Award Recognition Ceremony at the December Prison Industry Board meeting for six employees and a...
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Crime victims support groups throughout the state received nearly $18,000 from incarcerated individuals participating in the California Prison Industry Authority...
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A civil service workshop and hiring event for incarcerated individuals was held at California State Prison, Solano, on November 17....
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When CALPIA employee Jeff Snoozy collapsed to the floor, incarcerated participants rushed to his aid. "Without their help, there is...
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The California Prison Industry Authority (CALPIA) plans to expand soft skills training to incarcerated individuals in its programs after the...
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Maynard Walker, who was incarcerated at the California Institution for Men for several years, took part in CALPIA’s Commercial Dive...
Crime victims' support groups throughout the state received more than $100,000 from incarcerated individuals participating in the California Prison Industry...
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CDCR inmates who participate in California Prison Industry Authority (CALPIA) programs are giving back to various crime victims’ support groups...