Under a first-in-the-nation program, some Californians will be getting cash after they're released from prison. It's all part of a new state re-entry program. Center for Employment, or CEO, is helping run the program. Jacqueline Castillo works for the organization as a program assistant. CEO offers job training and other support to people after incarceration. "To see them reach those goals is rewarding," she said. Castillo sees people pursue jobs in warehousing, construction and truck driving through getting their commercial driver’s license. The program is a groundbreaking for many people who come through. FULL STORY: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/reentry-program-gives-2400-cash-post-incarceration/509-e1644638-b9e0-4f1d-becd-298bb26cbd3b