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Weekender Digest: Most viewed stories in May

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Jonathan Wilson, at right in the first photo above, also graduated the Basic Parole Agent Academy. He’s continuing the family legacy established by his father Stan, a retired parole agent, and brother Jeremy, who is a parole agent III. >> Watch the video.

Whether it was general staff, nurses, or skilled trades, CDCR and CCHCS staff appreciation stories have drawn views. May usually tops readership numbers, regardless of the year, mostly due to the various appreciation round-up stories.

Working the grill at the staff appreciation event at SATF in Corcoran.
Working the griddle to make pancakes for a staff appreciation breakfast at CSP-Sacramento.
Two people wearing small sombreros at a staff appreciation luncheon at CIW.
High Desert State Prison held their annual staff appreciation day.
Staff posing for the camera behind a grill full of hotdogs and hamburgers

Clockwise, from top left, are the Substance Abuse Treatment Facility and State Prison at Corcoran, CSP-Sacramento, California Institution for Women, San Quentin Rehabilitation Center, and High Desert State Prison holding their first-ever promotion ceremony during their annual staff appreciation day. >> Read the full staff appreciation round-up.

4 NKSP nurses smiling behind a fiesta lunch table
Two nurses, standing back-to-back, at Wasco State Prison-Reception Center in Delano.
Enjoying a National Nurses Week lunch at CCHCS headquarters in Elk Grove, California, May 8, 2025.
Celebrating nurses at California Rehabilitation Center (CRC) in Norco, California, as part of National Nurses Week 2025.
Mule Creek State Prison nurses week with Peret, the CEO, Smith, and Rishko enjoying lunch at a table.

Nurses were celebrated across the state. Clockwise, from top left, are North Kern State Prison, Wasco State Prison-Reception Center, CCHCS headquarters in Elk Grove, California Rehabilitation Center at Norco, Mule Creek State Prison. >> Read the Nurses Week round-up.

The department’s commitment to the communities we serve can be found in staff volunteerism, donations, and giving back.

Staff and participants at FCRP-Stockton with donated clothing on tables.
San Quentin Warden Chance Andes, Associate Warden T. Shorter, Associate Warden N. Avila, Captain Franco and MSSI Mario Jimenez at the rescue mission.

Staff gathered clothing to donate to the Female Community Reentry Program in Stockton, above left, and while San Quentin Rehabilitation Center staff helped a local rescue mission.


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