By Madeline Knapp Arnulfo has never been afraid of learning as he goes. When he decided to start Nufo B Resin Design, an epoxy flooring business, he had to figure out everything from what it looks like to start a business to setting up bank accounts, and advertising his services to find clients. “I’m very proud to start that business,” Arnulfo said. “I always wanted to be my own boss.” Today, the 35-year-old King City resident is already looking beyond his first business. He

By Naomi Friedland Joseph Bristol is proud to graduate from CAP, the Conviction Alternatives Program, on April 2, following a successful year in the program. After four years struggling with addiction and homelessness, Joseph received support from a residential rehab, which led him to A Curiae. Joseph was a functional addict for most of his addiction and was able to keep a steady job in hotel maintenance. However, the COVID-19 pandemic and his mother’s passing triggered Josep

By Naomi Friedland After a criminal charge motivated Becky Davis to recover from addiction, she has since given back to the communities that supported her, helping others through reentry and recovery. “It was not hard, but it wasn’t easy,” Davis said. “All of it is so worth it because the alternative is 10 years in prison.” She said through CAP she learned how to live life sober. Therapy and rehab helped her deal with the trauma, heartache and grief that kept her in addiction