Mallard ducks are the usually affable, sometimes feisty little fowl who waddle around the prison competing for food (and PIA bread) among the much … [Read more...]
Milestone Credits Start Rolling Out
Milestone credits awarded under the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation’s (CDCR) new Credit Earning Program have begun to reach … [Read more...]
Those Missing Film Crews
San Quentin State Prison is arguably the most famous prison in the world and an irresistible magnet to far more than the inmates who arrive by bus in … [Read more...]
MY JOURNEY TO AD SEG
About one a month is usually my limit for Op/Ed pieces, and for this issue of our paper I had previously written my As I See It column on the subject … [Read more...]
Want a Raise? Oops, Not in the Cards
Inmates who labor for little or no wages can expect no relief from the federal court, according to a recent ruling that held prisons can pay anything … [Read more...]
Boxer Returns To S.Q.
With a message of hope and a story of success, boxer Paul Nave paid a visit to San Quentin, the prison where he spent three years of his life. The … [Read more...]
Governor Proposes Healthcare Reform
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has proposed a plan which would place the medical needs of the state’s 160,000 prison inmates in the hands of the … [Read more...]
CDCR TIDBITS
Pre and post-sentencing credits went into effect Jan. 25, 2010. The new half-time from date-of-arrest time credits apply only to those sentenced or … [Read more...]
AS I SEE IT
By DAVID MARSH CHANGE: some of it good, some of it bad, but certainly plenty of it to go around for all that are a part of our system of … [Read more...]
State Answers the Judges
With an absence of fanfare, the Schwarzenegger administration complied with a federal court order to submit a plan intended to reduce the state’s … [Read more...]
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