A first-in-the-nation caste discrimination bill wins final approval from California lawmakers and is in Gov. Newsom’s hands.
those good intentions at rehab homes he ran in the Bay Area.
Colar’s conviction renews attention on California’s largest parolee reentry program, Specialized Treatment for Optimized Programming, or STOP. The program serves about 8,500 people a year and costs taxpayers $100 million annually. Our report detailed how the corrections department leaves most of the program’s operations to four large contractors — GEO Reentry Services, Amity Foundation, HealthRight 360 and WestCare California. They in turn hire vendors who provide housing and services to parolees.Prosecutors and former residents alleged Colar neglected the services he was supposed to provide. CalMatters reached out to Colar by mail.
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