Kelly Davis

Before 16-year-old died in custody, staff failed to conduct safety checks, review board finds

How to keep people from cycling in and out of jail? Make it easier to get services, many say

San Diego County will pay almost $8 million to man gravely injured in sheriff’s custody

Protest held after medical examiner rules death of man in jail a homicide

Days before he died in juvenile detention, 16-year-old Alan Arguelles had already overdosed there, suit says

County looks to keep jail population numbers low by exploring alternatives to incarceration

San Diego sheriff should release internal reports on jail deaths, civilian oversight board says

Civilian review board will consider asking sheriff to release internal records on jail deaths

One year after scathing review of jail deaths, new sheriff issues self-assessment on progress

Relatives of people who died in San Diego County jails seek joint meeting with sheriff

Some died from drugs. Others did not receive the mental-health or medical care they needed. In case after case, family members of people who died in San Diego County jails are left with questions about what happened. Even months and years after the…

Newly seated for six-year term, sheriff reverses course on pledge to release internal records

Sheriff’s Department rejects recommendation to drug-scan everyone entering county jails

Oversight board blames overdose death on sheriff’s department failure to keep drugs out of jails

In wake of two recent deaths, civilian oversight board asks sheriff to tighten jail safety checks

Lawsuit challenging sheriff’s handling of COVID-19 in county jails moves toward trial

San Diego’s homeless outreach workers are some of the most underpaid, study finds

A complaint, then six days in ‘the hole’: Lawsuit underscores power discrepancy in San Diego jails

Sheriff’s Department slow to act on policy reforms recommended by civilian oversight board

Doctor charged in woman’s 2019 jail death, accused of neglecting her when critically ill

San Diego jails’ most medically vulnerable people to get health-monitoring devices under sheriff’s program