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Big Changes for Juvenile Justice in California
Half the inmates in California’s Juvenile Justice System are about to be sent home, but not because they’ve served out their sentences. We’ll also hear why the cost of re-building will be so much more than it was after the last big fires.
By Warren Olney • • 30m ListenHalf the inmates in California’s Juvenile Justice System are about to be sent home, but not because they’ve served out their sentences. We’ll also hear why the cost of re-building will be so much more than it was after the last big fires.
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2 storiesSan Diego Rebuilding Costs to Soar
As they do after every round of wildfires, thousands of victims are promising to rebuild, but that will be more expensive than it’s been in the past. Since San Diego’s Cedar and Paradise fires in 2003 , the cost of residential construction has been going up by as much as 35 to 45 percent.
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Half the inmates in California’s Juvenile Justice System are about to be sent home—but not because they’ve served out their sentences.
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