Prison inmates help with this dangerous work but can’t do it after their release.
I served California as a firefighter. I responded to car accidents, medical emergencies, and wildfires. I was deployed to the ...
As firefighters are battling multiple huge blazes tearing through Los Angeles, California’s prisons have deployed more than 1,000 incarcerated people to battle on the frontlines. The California ...
California legislators came together on Monday to announce bipartisan legislation to strengthen penalties for looting and ...
More than a thousand incarcerated firefighters helped beat back the LA blazes. This is what you should know about their work.
For California’s formerly incarcerated firefighters, finding a full-time job requires time and money
Incarcerated firefighters can have years of experience by the time they're released. But getting a job in the field is still difficult.
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Incarcerated firefighters do risky, low-pay work. Many say it's the best job behind bars.The Marshall Project spotlights some of the incarcerated firefighters doing one of the riskiest, lowest-paying, but ...
AB 469 seeks to close loopholes and strengthen sentences for looting and fake first responders in disaster zones.
Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin coauthored proposed legislation that aims to strengthen laws on looting, other matters during fires and other emergencies.
After LA fires, Senate President Mike McGuire proposes full-time firefighters to replace the current seasonal workforce ...
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