A possible case of hantavirus at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center led to a quick response by the certified Health Facility Maintenance crew to … [Read more...]
Reducción de contrabando en celulares
El contrabando de teléfonos celulares ha sido un problema para el sistema penitenciario de California durante las últimas décadas. Sin embargo, esta … [Read more...]
New SHU restrictions disallow food purchases
Incarcerated people at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center respond to a newly proposed rule change that punishes some incarcerated persons, eliminating … [Read more...]
Violent acts, overdoses in prison spur new regulations
The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation took regulatory action to address an increase in overdoses and violent acts inside … [Read more...]
Seven-to-Forever Sentencing, pt 2
California propositions that shook up the system On July 1, 1977, Senate Bill 42 went into effect and created the Determinate Sentencing Law under … [Read more...]
Scanning of incoming mail delivers impact on residents, families
Technology is increasingly becoming the primary source of communication for the majority of people incarcerated in the United States who are banned … [Read more...]
Grieving behind prison bars
San Quentin residents share insight and advice on dealing with the loss of family and loved ones while incarcerated. In life, one fact stands … [Read more...]
State prison spending immovable object
California lawmakers are advocating to cut billions from state expenditures as spending remains high despite the closing of correctional … [Read more...]
Ira antes de la violencia
La ira tiene una conexión con la violencia, ya sea por una insatisfacción(es) o desacuerdo(s) en las interacciones llevadas acabo entre dos o más … [Read more...]
Analfabetismo dentro de la paredes
El 38% de la población encarcelada en California son clasificados como “Analfabetos Funcionales”, una tasa alta de acuerdo a la publicación de Davis … [Read more...]
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 14
- Next Page »