As we mark Women’s History Month, it’s important to acknowledge the vital role women play in law enforcement and examine how we can better support their success in our profession. California has long been at the forefront of advancing women in policing — from Alice Wells becoming the nation’s first policewoman with the LAPD in 1910 to Margaret Adams making history as America’s first female deputy sheriff with L.A. County in 1912. Read More
2026 Governor Race
As California prepares for next November’s pivotal 2026 governor election, several declared candidates made their way to the PORAC Board of Directors meeting held at headquarters on February 3–4. This unprecedented level of engagement underscores the significance of public safety in the upcoming election and highlights PORAC’s role as a leading advocate for law enforcement professionals across the state. Read More
Fourth Annual POREF Open
PORAC members, supporters and golf enthusiasts will soon gather in Seaside for a day of camaraderie and competition at the fourth annual POREF Open. Hosted by PORAC’s Region I, this year’s tournament will take place on April 24 at the Bayonet Golf Course. The event promises to offer amazing views, a great challenge and an opportunity to raise vital funds for the Peace Officers Relief and Education Foundation (POREF). Read More