Since the inception of the California Department of Justice Racial and Identity Profiling Advisory (RIPA) Board in 2016, PORAC has made several attempts to work with the Board to correct…

…the deputies. At least one deputy then used his service weapon to return fire, but did not hit the suspect as he was ducked down behind the truck. The suspect’s…

The Hazardous Exposure Listing Program (HELP) allows you to document all exposures that may potentially cause you physical problems years into the future. Every police officer has been exposed to…

…including violent crimes, are still eligible for early release. “PORAC recognizes the need for criminal justice reform and would be eager to work with Congress to come up with a…

…quality of the law enforcement profession in California. The Scholarship Program was developed from PORAC’s strong sense of commitment to individual communities and the PORAC members who serve those communities….

The Law Enforcement Family stands proud and always stands united. As the wildfires ravage our Northern and Southern California communities, there is another community that needs our support. Many fellow…

Dear Members: We would like to express our sincere condolences to Anaheim Police Association Sgt. James Griswold and his family on the tragic passing of his son, JD. In an…

Sacramento, CA – On January 1, 2024, new California Racial and Identity Profiling Act (RIPA) regulations went into effect, forcing peace officers to disclose their own gender identity when reporting…

While our schools are closed, we know there are students who may be facing food insecurities. The Alameda Unified School District has made every effort to provide reduced-price or free…

…Association California Criminal Justice Warrant Services Association California District Attorneys Association California Gang Investigators Association California Narcotics Officers’ Association California Peace Officers’ Memorial Foundation California State Sheriffs’ Association Concerns of…