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“You need surgery, or you risk permanent damage.” That was the moment everything changed for me. The Slow Onset of a Serious Problem A...

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At a recent panel discussion hosted by Denton Carlson of the California Police Chiefs Association, Matthew Cromer (BART, 400 personnel) and Chief...

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In both life and law enforcement, change is the only constant. Public safety is evolving at an unprecedented pace, public expectations are higher...

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The Associated Press recently published an eye-opening article titled, "The cumulative stress of policing has public safety consequences for law...

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Show your pride and stay connected to the CPCA community with our official merchandise. From everyday essentials to conference favorites, our CPCA...

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Law enforcement officers are three times more likely to die from suicide than from a violent encounter with a suspect. They are more likely to have...

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The prevalence of autism has risen in recent years, with rates increasing from 1 in 150 children in 2000 to 1 in 36 children nationwide (and 1 in 22...

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In an era where law enforcement agencies face unprecedented challenges—shrinking budgets, staffing shortages, increasing community...

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While at training, have you ever asked yourself, “What am I doing here?” Or made the mental statement, “This is going to be a long...

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Your first email of the day: “Chief, the watch commander saw one of our graveyard officers talking to you on a video call, except it...

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Policing is one of the most meaningful professions in society. At its best, it’s a calling rooted in service, justice, and protection. Yet if...

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California’s schools face complex safety challenges: youth mental health crises, community violence spilling onto campuses, and heightened...

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