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JusticeCorps - justicecorps
In addition to gaining deep legal training and customer service skills, workshops and experiences are curated so JusticeCorps members can grow their professional skills outside of the self-help centers. These include visits to law schools, resume workshops, self-care and financial literacy sessions, and others!
Promote access to justice: At the center of JusticeCorps is providing greater access to navigating California’s court and legal systems. By offering these direct services to members of the public, JusticeCorps helps thousands of people gain greater understanding of their cases and ability to navigate the legal system with more certainty.
Participate in National Service: JusticeCorps members are AmeriCorps members. JusticeCorps is a program of the California Courts, administered by CaliforniaVolunteers and sponsored by AmeriCorps, a federal agency that improves lives, strengthens communities, and fosters civic engagement through service and volunteering. As a JusticeCorps member you’ll join a cohort of 300 active members and 5,000+ alumni dedicated to increasing access to justice throughout California.

JusticeCorps Legal Access Interns (300-hr AmeriCorps Members)
Legal Access Interns are undergraduate students enrolled at JusticeCorps partner campuses Los Angeles, the Bay Area, and San Diego. Legal Access Interns come from a variety of majors and complete 300 hours of AmeriCorps service over one academic year. They usually serve one 7.5- or 8-hr service shift per week.
Los Angeles JusticeCorps also offers a summer program, during which Legal Access Interns serve full-time over a 10-week period. Summer Legal Access Inters are not required to attend a partner campus.
 

JusticeCorps Graduate Fellows (1,700-hr AmeriCorps Members)
JusticeCorps Graduate Fellows commit to a Full-Time AmeriCorps term—1,700 hours served over 12 months. and receive a number of benefits in exchange. Fellows provide direct service to litigants, take a leadership role, and are mentors to r the Legal Access Interns with whom they serve. JusticeCorps Fellows must be college graduates but do not have to be affiliated with a JusticeCorps partner campus. Fellows serve full-time, 5 days a week.
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Accessibility | BBQ | Beaches | Bikes | Campfires | Camping | Day-Use | Dogs 

 Drones |  Elephant Seal Tours | Fees | Fun Facts | General Rules | Parking Citations | Passes

Permits For Special Events  | Photography/Film | Reservations | Weapons 

Accessibility

How can I find out about accessibility in state parks for people with disabilities?Accessibility improvements are ongoing at California State Parks. Many of our parks have facilities such as campsites, restrooms and visitor centers that have been designed to meet the varying abilities of park visitors.
If you have questions or a complaint about the accessibility of a specific park or our accessibility policies, please visit the “Accessible Parks for All" webpage. You may also contact us directly with your questions or complaint by sending an email to access@parks.ca.gov or by calling (916) 445-8949 (711, TTY Relay Service).

Barbecue

Can I have a fire, charcoal barbecue or gas stove on a beach or at a park?Rules vary by beach or park. In some areas, environmental or safety concerns preclude barbecues or gas stoves. It is best to check ahead with the state beach or park you wish to visit. You can find contact information for individual park units on the "Find a California State Park" webpage.

Beaches

Note: A number of state parks and beaches are impacted from the numerous wildfires burning across California. For the latest updates on park closures, please visit www.parks.ca.gov/incidents. State Parks continues to work with local officials on a phased and regionally driven approach to increase access at park units where compliance with state and local public health ordinances can be achieved during COVID-19. Visit www.parks.ca.gov/FlattenTheCurve to find out how the department has increased access across the State Park System and what remains closed. 
Are dogs allowed on trails or beaches?In general, dogs are not allowed on trails or beaches, with a few exceptions. Dogs must always be on a maximum 6-foot leash. For more information by district and park, check the “Visiting State Parks with Your Dog” webpage.
Service dogs, as defined by the Americans with Disability Act, are allowed throughout our parks.
Press Releases - California State Library
July 24, 2017: Night at the State Library Presents: A Way Across the Mountain with Scott Stine, Wednesday, August 9, 2017 
July 17, 2017: State Library Hosts Vice Governor of Jiangsu Province, China, at public event on July 24 
June 15, 2017: For the Joy of Doing, New Exhibit at the State Library 
June 12, 2017: Jersey Gold: The Newark Overland Company’s Trek to California, 1849 – A Lunchtime Author Talk with Margaret Casterline Bowen, June 20 at noon 
June 7, 2017: Virtual Reality Arrives in California Libraries 
May 31, 2017: A Night at the State Library presents the 15th Annual Juneteenth Kick-off Reception, June 14, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. 
May 2, 2017: California Civil Liberties Projects Announced 
April 7, 2017: National Library Week is April 9-15, 2017: Celebrate with the California State Library 
March 7, 2017: The Important Role Women Play in Civic Engagement. Wednesday, March 15, 2017 
February 14, 2017: “The Golden Age of Book Illustration” – new exhibit at CSUS Library Gallery features State Library collections 
February 13, 2017: The California State Library Presents: Employment for California’s Adults with Autism in 2017, a Lunchtime Discussion with Michael Bernick and Dr. Louis A. Vismara, M.D. 
February 2, 2017: Grant Program for Civil Liberties Projects Now Open 
January 27, 2017: California State Library to take part in the 19th Annual Sacramento Museum Day Saturday, February 4, 2016, 10 am – 5 pm. 
January 15, 2017: The Death of Dr. Kevin Starr, State Librarian Emeritus. 
January 5, 2017: Braille and Talking Book Library Featured in Exhibit at the State Capitol, January 9-22, 2017. 

2016

November 28, 2016: California State Library provides funds for libraries hit hard by summer wildfires through federal Library Services and Technology Act. 
October 5, 2016: State Library Hosts Forum On Caryl Chessman Case And Its Impact On The Death Penalty Debate. 
October 3, 2016: Local Public Libraries Receive More Than $1 million in Innovation Grants from the State. 
September 14, 2016: A Night at the State Library presents: Art and Architecture of the Golden Gate Bridge – An Insider’s View
Dutch Heritage - NYS Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation

Architecturally, the house's two-story, center-hall form and broad gambrel roof embody the increased influence of English Georgian architecture in the Albany area among its elite Dutch families.
	The Edward Frisbee Center for Collections & Research welcomes researchers and there is a 
	sampling of the collections available to browse online, including 
	an indenture 
	between housewright Isaac Packard and Philip Van Rensselaer in March 1787 for building Cherry Hill.
Knickerbocker Mansion | Schaghticoke, NY
	National Register of Historic Places Listing: 1972
	The late 18th century dwelling, owned and operated by the Knickerbocker Historical Society, is the northernmost Dutch manor in New York State. Designed in the Georgian style with a formal five-bay facade and center entrance, it was nevertheless constructed using a modified New World Dutch timber frame in concert with brick veneer walls.
	It has been almost completely restored from a state of semi-ruin and now hosts seasonal tours, public events, and educational programs. The site also includes the Knickerbocker Family Cemetery and the remains of the Witenagemot Oak.
Mabee Farm Historic Site | Schenectady, NY
	National Register of Historic Places Listing: 1978
	Operated by the Schenectady County Historical Society , the 
	Mabee Farm Historic Site 
	is the oldest farm in the Mohawk Valley (1705) and includes an historic Dutch Barn (1760s), historic house, reproduction 18th century bateaux, and more. The combination of stone dwelling, a summer kitchen where enslaved people lived and labored, and a Dutch barn and pastoral setting, collectively provide a strong sense of agrarian life in this Dutch-settled region during the 18th century.
	Access to their digital collections , 
	including maps, letters, deeds, and more, is available through New York Heritage. 
Fort Klock | St. Johnsville, NY
	National Register of Historic Places Listing: 1972
	Fort Klock is a 1750 fortified homestead and a c. 1790 Dutch barn that is owned and operated by Fort Klock Historic Restoration located in New York's Mohawk Valley. The site chronicles the experiences of the region's Palatine German settlers, who relocated from earlier settlements in the Hudson Valley.
Press Releases - California State Library
November 28, 2016: California State Library provides funds for libraries hit hard by summer wildfires through federal Library Services and Technology Act. 
October 5, 2016: State Library Hosts Forum On Caryl Chessman Case And Its Impact On The Death Penalty Debate. 
October 3, 2016: Local Public Libraries Receive More Than $1 million in Innovation Grants from the State. 
September 14, 2016: A Night at the State Library presents: Art and Architecture of the Golden Gate Bridge – An Insider’s View 
August 9, 2016: Local Author Patricia Canterbury to Speak at California State Library’s Lunchtime Author Series. 
July 6, 2016: California on the Move – Air, Land and Sea: State Library Exhibit at the California State Fair. 
June 2, 2016: A Night at the State Library Presents: Juneteenth Celebration of Freedom Reception, Thursday, June 16. 
May 27, 2016: Out of the Vault: Treasures from your California State Library – New Exhibit at the State Capitol Museum. 
May 23, 2016: Prohibition in Sacramento: A Lunchtime Discussion with Local Author Annette Kassis. 
May 13, 2016: A Night at the State Library presents: Homeless Youth – Challenges & Solutions. 
April 18, 2016: New exhibit at State Library: From Oxcarts to Airplanes: the story of transportation in California. 
April 4, 2016: The Maidu Museum and Historic Site, Wednesday, April 13, 2016. 
March 30, 2016: The Maidu Museum and Historic Site, Wednesday, April 13, 2016. 
March 8, 2016: The California State Library Presents: A Special Noontime Discussion with Author/Journalist Sasha Abramsky on his Latest Book, The House of Twenty Thousand Books 
February 10, 2016: A Night at the State Library Presents: “San Francisco Lithographer: African American Artist Grafton Tyler Brown” by Dr. Robert Chandler 
February 8, 2016: Special Collections Librarian Named Director of San Francisco’s Sutro Library 
February 5, 2016: Yosemite Photography Exhibit Begins at the Public Policy Institute in San Francisco 
February 3, 2016: “San Francisco Lithographer: African American Artist Grafton Tyler Brown” by Dr. Robert Chandler, Wednesday, February 10, 2016. 
January 26, 2016: California, Nevada and Washington create ground-breaking initiative to increase open data access through local libraries.
State Park Search Results - NYS Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation

2373 ASP, Rte 1Salamanca, NY 14779

The Quaker area is known for its two lakes and wonderful camping experiences. It offers swimming, fishing, canoeing and kayaking, as well as hiking trails and playing fields.
Getting There
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Allegany State Park - Red House Area
2373 ASP, Rte 1, Suite 3Salamanca, NY 14779

The Red House Area is known for the historic tudor-style Administration Building as well as Red House Lake, offering multi-season outdoor activities.
Getting There
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Anthony Wayne Recreation Area - Harriman State Park
Palisades Parkway, Exit 17 Bear Mountain, NY 10911

The Area, located in Harriman State Park, lies in a wooded valley. Facilities include picnic areas with fireplaces, playing fields and cross-country ski and hiking trails.
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Artpark State Park (Earl W. Brydges) 
450 South 4th StreetLewiston, NY 14092

The Artpark is dedicated to presenting the finest in performing and visual arts programs. Experience the many concerts, plays, exhibits, classes and workshops offered here.
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Barcelona Lighthouse
8234 E Lake Rd (Route 5)Westfield, NY 14787

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Battle Island State Park
2150 State Route 48Fulton, NY 13069

This popular 18-hole course lies adjacent to the Oswego River and offers golfers magnificent views from a number of its challenging fairways and greens. 
Getting There
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Bayard Cutting Arboretum State Park
440 Montauk HighwayGreat River, NY 11739

The Arboretum provides an oasis of quiet and natural beauty. Its current collection of conifers is probably the most extensive to be found on Long Island.
Getting There
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Bayswater Point State Park
1479 Point Breeze PlaceFar Rockaway, NY 11691
Mental Health - ICIRT - Formerly Serious Mental Illness | VA Boston Health Care | Veterans Affairs
Groups and activities address practical needs, symptom management, communication skills, overcoming stigma, mental health recovery and more.

Veterans typically attend several times a week for a portion of the day, and choose from a variety of offerings. The program mission is to assist veterans in establishing meaningful roles and relationships in the community of their choice.

Services

To develop effective coping strategies, symptom management and learn how to make informed decisions, with concrete tips on how to gain a healthy way of life.
To enhance social judgments and reduce interference from paranoia and suspiciousness. This can be very helpful for veterans who, at times, have difficulty understanding social cues. 
To develop thinking, planning, attention, and memory skills with the use of computerized modules. This is important as some illnesses directly affect thinking abilities.
To benefit from group activities and classes offered by staff who can share their own experiences of recovery from serious mental illness.

For more information...
Brockton Campus

940 Belmont St. Bldg. 22
Brockton, MA 02301
Causeway Outpatient Clinic

251 Causeway Street 3rd floor
Boston, MA 02114

Last updated: April 30, 2024

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California Appellate Court Legacy Project - DCA
The resulting archive is a historical record of the personal experiences of individual justices and the changes that have emerged over the years in the California judicial system and the legal profession.
Staff of the Judicial Council of California continue to schedule interviews with justices as they retire from the bench. See below for photos, videos, transcripts, and biographies of the retired justices that have been interviewed to date. They are listed by the appellate district in which a justice served and sorted in alphabetical order.

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District 4

District 5

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Carl W. Anderson
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Terence L. Bruiniers
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Betty B. Deal 
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Robert L. Dondero
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Robert L. Dossee
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Zerne P. Haning III
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Daniel M. Hanlon
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Robert F. Kane
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Laurence D. Kay
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Donald B. King
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J. Anthony Kline
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Harry W. Low
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James Marchiano
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William A. Newsom, Jr.
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Joanne C. Parrilli
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J. Clinton Peterson
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Marcel Poché
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Stuart R. Pollak
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John T. Racanelli
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Maria P. Rivera
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Ignacio J. "Nace" Ruvolo
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M.O. Sabraw
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Gabriel P. Sanchez
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Patricia K. Sepulveda
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Justice Peter J. Siggins
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Gary E. Strankman
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Douglas E. Swager
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Herbert W. Walker
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Richard Abbe
	(Reminiscences)
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Arthur L. Alarcón
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Richard Aldrich
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State Park Search Results - NYS Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation

The park's 45,000 feet of frontage on Gardiner's Bay and rare maritime forest with red cedar, black-jack oak trees and prickly-pear cactus offer swimming, fishing and hiking. 
Getting There
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Pat McGee Trail
Pat McGee TrailLittle Valley, NY 14755

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Peebles Island State Park
1 Delaware Avenue NorthCohoes, NY 12047

Peebles Island offers spectacular river and rapids views for walkers and joggers who take advantage of the miles of paths through the gently rolling and wooded landscape. Picnickers and fishermen come to relax and winter visitors use the facilities to cross-country ski, hike and snowshoe.
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Pine Grove Boat Launch 
7101 State Route #3Pulaski, NY 13142

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Pixley Falls State Park
11430 State Route 46Boonville, NY 13309

A picturesque 50-foot waterfall is the main attraction at this scenic park. It also features steep, wooded hills, mountain stream and a nature trail. 
Getting There
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Point Au Roche State Park
19 Camp Red Cloud RoadPlattsburgh, NY 12901

The northwestern shore of Lake Champlain offers a mixture of open and forested areas, most of them natural and undeveloped providing the stage for a variety of outdoor activities.
Getting There
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Reservoir State Park
5777 WitmerNiagara Falls, NY 14304

Reservoir State Park is a favorite of local residents in Niagara County. The park offers a variety of sports facilities including tennis, baseball, roller hockey, soccer, and softball.
Getting There
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Riverbank State Park (Denny Farrell Riverbank State Park)
679 Riverside DriveNew York, NY 10031

Inspired by Japanese urban rooftop designs Riverbank is a one of a kind facility. Rising above the Hudson River, the park offers a variety of recreational, athletic and arts experiences. 
Getting There
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Exploring New York's Black History - NYS Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation

Fort Ontario State Historic Site in Central New York explores centuries of Black military history. Notably, the fort was the training ground for the Harlem Hellfighters. Officially known as the 369th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment, it consisted of 1800 Black soldiers. 
	In 1940, President Franklin D. Roosevelt improved opportunities in the military for Black Americans, as well as appointing Benjamin O. Davis as the first Black Brigadier-General. Davis fought Army efforts that limited Blacks to support roles and succeeded in converting the 369th from an 
	infantry to anti-aircraft artillery regiment, an assignment Blacks were considered too unintelligent to perform.
Fort Ontario State Historic Site

National Register of Historic Places
	Black history is an essential part of understanding New York State in the past and present. Through scholarly research, the National Register of Historic Places
	program offers an opportunity to take a deeper look into the people and places that have shaped the Black experience in New York. The following list includes some of Park's most recent listings associated with lives and 
	experiences of Black New Yorkers. We invite you to access the nominations and discover more about the people and places that have shaped our history.

 
Colored Musicians Club, Buffalo, Erie County
	The Colored Musicians Club in Buffalo is home to one of the oldest continually operating African American musicians' clubs in the country and serves as the offices of Buffalo Local 533, an early African American union of 
	musicians. The Club is the recipient of a 2019 New York State Historic Preservation Award and is also part of Buffalo's Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor. 
	Colored Musicians Club
Sag Harbor Hills, Azurest & Ninevah Subdivisions (SANS), Sag Harbor, Suffolk County
	The Sag Harbor Hills, Azurest, and Ninevah Subdivisions (SANS) Historic District, is a mid-twentieth century African American beach community on Long Island that has and continues to serve as a retreat created by and for 
	families of color. Famous individuals who summered at SANS included Langston Hughes and Lena Horne. The district's stewards are the recipients of a 2019 NYS Historic Preservation Award. 
	Sag Harbor Partnership
Mary E. Bell House, Center Moriches, Suffolk County
History Collection | San Bruno, CA
The first 25 photos have also been arranged as a slideshow on Calisphere.San Bruno History Timeline: Come explore the rich history of San Bruno! Made up of historic photographs and oral histories, this interactive timeline details San Bruno's history from 1849 to the present. Learn about Eugene Ely's daring flight, the Queen of the Charter Day Parade, Tanforan Racetrack, San Bruno's first woman mayor, and many other aspects of our community's history. Visit San Bruno's Timeline now!San Bruno Honor Roll: Bound ledger containing the names, addresses and family members of San Bruno residents who signed up for the armed forces during World War II (c.1941 - 1945).San Bruno Library Commission Minutes: Bound ledgers containing meeting minutes in two volumes, March 9, 1943 - February 7, 1952 and March 6, 1952 - April 23, 1957.San Bruno Public Library Records: Two boxes of records, including annual reports, budget information, and circulation statistics, dating from 1937 - 1984.San Bruno Stories Project (Oral Histories): As part of the San Bruno Centennial (2014), a variety of San Bruno residents were interviewed about their lives, their memories, and their experiences in the San Bruno community. Visit the San Bruno Stories page and listen now!San Bruno Voices (Oral Histories): Additional oral histories from San Bruno residents were recorded during the U.S. Bicentennial. Here are stories from some of San Bruno's founding citizens and first families, sharing their memories and experiences of San Bruno going back to the 1800s. These are glimpses of San Bruno's past, as told by the people who helped shape our town.