"Ursula Jones Dickson was appointed by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors in January 2025, among more than two dozen applicants for the job, and took office in February."
"Upon taking office, she said one of her priorities would be supporting crime victims and making sure they receive resources. Another was to reorganize the DA's office to address what she called inefficiencies."
"Notably, Jones Dickson reversed several of the biggest reforms Price had implemented, including a policy that barred prosecutors from using sentencing enhancements."
Alameda County voters will choose a new district attorney on June 2, with incumbent Ursula Jones Dickson, former DA Pamela Price, and Gopal Krishan in the race. The DA has significant discretion in criminal case management, overseeing a large staff and budget. Jones Dickson, appointed in January 2025, aims to support crime victims and reorganize the office, reversing key reforms from Price's tenure. The upcoming debate will provide voters with insights into each candidate's vision and priorities.
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