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Grand Jury Hub

California Civil Grand Jury reports.

Read the findings.
Follow the response.

Explore what Civil Grand Juries found, what they recommended, and how public agencies responded. Read the original sources and consider the questions they raise.

Find your county

Grand Jury Hub is an independent project, unaffiliated with any grand jury or government agency.

Start with your county.

3 available cycles

Amador County

Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
3 available cycles

Calaveras County

Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
1 available cycle

El Dorado County

Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
1 available cycle

Fresno County

Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
1 available cycle

Lassen County

Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
1 available cycle

Madera County

Latest published cycle: 2025–2026
3 available cycles

Mariposa County

Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
1 available cycle

Merced County

Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
2 available cycles

Mono County

Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
1 available cycle

Nevada County

Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
1 available cycle

Placer County

Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
1 available cycle

Plumas County

Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
1 available cycle

Sierra County

Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
1 available cycle

Stanislaus County

Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
3 available cycles

Tuolumne County

Latest published cycle: 2025-2026

How to read the record.

  1. Start with the findings

    Read what the jury reported and follow the links to original sources for the evidence and context behind each finding.

  2. Compare recommendations and responses

    See what the jury proposed and what agencies said they would do. A recorded response does not itself establish that a recommendation was implemented.

  3. Explore the questions

    Consider clearly identified editorial perspectives and join public discussion. These perspectives are separate from the jury’s findings and official agency responses.

Issues across county lines.

Explore issues that appear in reports from at least two counties. Read each county’s record for its local context.

Detention & Rehabilitation

How counties support safe detention, education, rehabilitation, and successful reentry.

Transparency & Public Trust

How public agencies make decisions, information, and follow-through easier for residents to understand.
Independent project. Original sources.
Grand Jury Hub is unaffiliated with any grand jury or government agency. Official reports and responses are the source record; editorial perspectives and public discussion are identified separately. Follow source links for the full context.