…ignore our recommendations in their 2023 Report.  That is why we once again commissioned Dr. Brian Withrow, a leading national expert on profiling, to compare the 2022 and 2023 RIPA…

…unanimously passed out of the California State Senate on a 40-0 vote.  From there it headed to the Assembly Public Safety Committee where, under the leadership of Committee Chair Reggie…

…to the November 8 general election. The competitive nature of the June races requires us to research the candidates with greater intensity and understand more completely the politics of California’s…

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…and the injury. HELP establishes this important link when seeking care and treatment from your employer for job-related injuries or illnesses. For more information and to sign up, visit: www.porac.org/resources/hazardous-exposure-listing-program/…

…complaint, including whether the complaint was sustained, the factual findings and any discipline imposed or corrective actions taken. PORAC fully supports transparency and accountability in policing when carefully balanced with…

…only draw a strong emotional reaction from the law enforcement community, but also galvanize them to do anything they can to help the officer or their family get back on…

Sacramento, CA — Today, the Peace Officers Research Association of California (PORAC) released a Comparative Analysis of the California Racial & Identity Profiling Advisory (RIPA) Board’s 2022 and 2023 Annual…

Sometimes it’s the most vulnerable members of our communities that need help the most. Yet another example of how law enforcement keeps us safe not only from dangers but our…

…news is that a new Capital & Main/David Binder poll released this month shows early support for the initiatives at levels far below what proponents expected. It appears their pension-bashing…