The District Attorneys in Contra Costa, Santa Clara and several other counties in California are pledging to boost the number of incarcerated WOMEN  whose cases are *reviewed... for possible *release. 

The effort is part of a new program called Together Home. 

The District Attorneys in Contra Costa, Santa Clara and several other counties in California are pledging to boost the number of incarcerated WOMEN  whose cases are *reviewed... for possible *release. 
The effort is part of a new program called Together Home.

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New Program Pledges to Increase Case Reviews for Incarcerated Women

KQED newscast for Wednesday, September 16, 2026 at 10:00 AM

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Federal scientists now say it’s very likely that a strong El Niño will continue through the end of the year.  

Federal scientists now say it&rsquo;s very likely that a strong El Ni&ntilde;o will continue through the end of the year. &nbsp;

Scientists Warn of Monumental Flooding With Upcoming El Niño

California just became the first state in the nation to pass rules that require insurance companies to address smoke damage after major fires. 

California just became the first state in the nation to pass rules that require insurance companies to address smoke damage after major fires.&nbsp;

New Program Pledges to Increase Case Reviews for Incarcerated Women

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