Las Vegas valley organization honoring victims during National Crime Victims' Week

Five honored during annual Victim Services Recognition Ceremony in Oroville

Two Chico Police detectives, one CHP officer, the principal of Feather River Adventist School, and the victim of a violent stabbing were all honored during a special ceremony as part of National Crime Victims' Rights Week.

Residents honored for courage in 2025 Victim Services Recognition Ceremony

OROVILLE — When violent tragedy strikes, the impact of victims can often be overshadowed by the criminal that’s brought to justice. In an effort to offset that balance, the Butte County District Attorney’s office honored two victims Monday at its 2025 Victim Assistance Bureau’s Annual Victims Services Recognition Ceremony. District Attorney Mike Ramsey said the opportunity is to bring the community together, highlight victims’ rights and honor t…

A Win for Victims of Crime in Arizona

Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell is praising a new Arizona law that strengthens protections for crime victims by allowing them to block all types of contact from incarcerated individuals — not just letters. Signed into law this week, House Bill 2108 updates existing legislation from 1999 that only allowed victims to request a stop to postal mail from inmates. Now, that right extends to… Source

Las Vegas valley organization honoring victims during National Crime Victims' Week

LAS VEGAS -- National Crime Victims’ Rights Week is a time to honor victims and survivors in the Las Vegas valley while also recognizing the dedicated professionals and volunteers who provide essential support and services. This year’s theme is “Kinship,” emphasizing that shared humanity should be the center of support.  “It’s very important that we highlight the pervasive issue of domestic violence, as well as other crimes like sexual assault a…

Families remember lost loved ones at memorial service for crime victims

Rylee Emge would have turned 19 years old this year.

Attorney General Steve Marshall Recognizes National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, April 6-12 - Alabama Attorney General's Office

View PDF For Immediate Release:April 7, 2025 For press inquiries only, contact:Amanda Priest (334) 322-5694William Califf (334) 604-3230 (Montgomery, Ala.) – Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is joining forces with law enforcement agencies and crime victims’ organizations across the state to recognize National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, observed this year from April 6-12, 2025. This annual observance serves as a time to honor victims of c…