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Remembering CHP's Finest

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They will never be forgotten

Since the California Highway Patrol was formed in August 1929, 232 officers have been killed on the job.

We are humbled by the strength of character and pride that each of these officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice possessed, and find ourselves inspired by the lives they led.

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Data Breach for Retired CalPERS Members

The personal information of about 769,000 retired CalPERS members was exposed in a third-party data breach that was reported earlier this month.

People can email questions about the breach to PBIquestions@calpers.ca.gov or call 833-919-4735 Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. or Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

More Information can be found on the CalPERS’ website.

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Statement from the California Association of Highway Patrolmen on the Death of Edward Bronstein

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‘The CAHP’s First 100 Years’ Video Premier

‘The CAHP’s First 100 Years’ Video Premier

Watch the video that premiered at the CAHP Annual Conference in Indian Wells, “The CAHP’s First 100 Years.” Enjoy learning about the rich history of the CAHP and how it has served members throughout the years and how its legacy will continue to build into the future. We are proud of our accomplishments and we hope you enjoy the show!

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Addressing distracted driving -- the No. 1 killer of teens

Automobile collisions have been the leading cause of death for American teens for generations. Since 2007, Impact Teen Drivers has emerged as a leading non-profit organization dedicated to reversing this pervasive yet 100 percent-preventable crisis. Impact Teen Drivers’ mission is to change the culture of driving forever thereby saving lives not only in this generation of drivers, but also in all future generations of drivers.