Protectors of San Quentin’s sports world takes learned life skills to the outside Every practice and game, home plate umpire, David McPherson, … [Read more...]
19 cars and two motorcycles on display at the car show at CTF
Aztec Legacy and New Arrivals Car Clubs displayed their cars among residents and staff at Soledad Correctional Facility. This was the prison’s first … [Read more...]
Warriors bounce back, win over Prison Sports Ministry after string of losses
The SQ Warriors lost, lost again, lost a third time, and then — finally — recovered. The Warriors suffered three losses in May. They lost twice to … [Read more...]
SQ’s Mental Health teaches financial literacy course
The mental health programs at San Quentin give the incarcerated quality resources to become better people. The CDCR’s Mental Health Services … [Read more...]
SQ Warriors defeat Town Boogie in season opener
The basketball rivalry between the San Quentin Warriors and Town Boogie continued on May 4th. The teams battled in front of a full house in … [Read more...]
SQ’s Daytona at the Lower Yard: Officers, residents race remote-controlled cars
Residents, staff, and administration of SQRC got together on a warm March morning to continue bridging the gap of rehabilitation as the morning turned … [Read more...]
Kings’ new uniforms look good, too bad game didn’t
On March 25, the San Quentin Kings donned new "unis" as they opened their season playing SQRC's archrival team Town Boogie. The jerseys presented to … [Read more...]
Incarcerated women residents uses vocational training from prison to obtain jobs
Three incarcerated women who graduated an apprenticeship program while serving time found jobs once released, according to an article in The Seattle … [Read more...]
Prison art exhibit gains traction
Prison art exhibitions bring public awareness to incarcerated people’s experiences and are truly worth more than a thousand words, according to The … [Read more...]
Untested method set for used in execution draws concern
Alabama wants to use nitrogen to carry out its death sentences. The law would make Alabama the first state to use nitrogen hypoxia as a method of … [Read more...]