Nearly 1,000 inmates are helping to fight the L.A. wildfires. The ethics are complicated
California's program is not without controversy, as the inmates are paid little for dangerous and difficult work. Many participants, however, say they appreciated the opportunity.
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‘Gary didn’t do nothing like that' | Death row inmate’s family pleads for governor to review case
“We had a service the day after the shooting at Second Presbyterian when this room was still a crime scene, and people of all faiths came to us, prayed with us and gave us love. That’s what I ...
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Should inmates be fighting wildfires? Some question the ethics, others say it's better than a cell
"No one treated us like inmates; we were firefighters," Desmond wrote in the 2023 article ... "But for me, it exposed me to a career I now love." California's Conservation (Fire) Camp Program ...