Chino officials are ramping up pressure on state corrections leaders to move faster on repairs at the California Institution for Men, after a new state audit confirmed what residents near the aging prison have argued for years: the facility is falling apart, and the fixes keep getting pushed back. The 85-year-old lockup, one of California's oldest prisons, is now sitting on a maintenance backlog so large that state officials estimate it could ta…
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