Robert “Red” Frye stepped out the gates of San Quentin a free man on April 17, after almost 25 years of incarceration. Convicted for his role in a … [Read more...]
Archives for May 2014
The Chicago Bureau: Obama’s Administration Scrutinizes ‘Zero Tolerance’ Policies
President Barack Obama’s administration criticizes zero-tolerance policies, which often turn schoolchildren into criminals, according to Susan Du of … [Read more...]
2014 May News Briefs
Juneau, Alaska—Goose Creek, the state’s newest prison, was built in 2012. It is 64 inmates short of its housing capacity of 1,472 inmates, reports The … [Read more...]
Tennis Season Begins in S.Q.
Inside Tennis Team kicked off its season against Sharon Skylor and her crew, with ITT winning two of the three matches. Skylor and her partner, Larry … [Read more...]
Thrilling Finish of 4×400 Relay Winds Up Meet
Carlos Ramirez ran down Eddie Herena – who had a 37-meter head start – in the last leg of the 4x400 relay race at the 1000 Mile Club’s track meet in … [Read more...]
Bragging Rights Go to San Quentin Prison Report for Beating S.Q. News
San Quentin Prison Report won prison bragging rights by defeating the San Quentin News in a half-court game of four-on-four basketball, 31-18. “I told … [Read more...]
San Quentin Giants Fall to the Cubs, 11-10
It was the bottom of the ninth, the bases were loaded with a full count and the San Quentin Giants were trailing by one to the visiting Cubs. A hit or … [Read more...]
Sports Roundup as the Spring Season Begins
Sports is alive again with the spring season at San Quentin. Here’s what fans cheered about on the Lower Yard and gym: The San Quentin Kings came back … [Read more...]
Green Team Victorious Over S.Q. Warriors, 80-63
Just hours before game one of the NBA playoffs, Golden State Warriors staffers Ben Draa and Patrick Lacey matched skills with San Quentin’s Warriors … [Read more...]
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