A resident at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center speaks about his journey through alcoholism, self-help, cancer, and parole suitability. Carl Price, … [Read more...]
Muslim Chaplain has lasting impact
Every Friday afternoon, San Quentin’s Muslim Chaplain sits in his office making final preparations for his weekly sermon. As the Muslim community … [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...]
San Quentin holds 20th Annual Day of Peace
On July 25, 2026, San Quentin Rehabilitation Center held its 20th Anniversary of the Day of Peace on the facility’s Lower Yard. The event was hosted … [Read more...]
San Quentin observes Memorial Day
On Monday May 25, 2026 at 9:00 am San Quentin Rehabilitation Center observed Memorial Day. The event took place on the facilities Lower Yard, and it … [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...]
Healing, rehabilitation through gardening
Prison gardening programs in California and abroad have provided incarcerated people opportunities for an environmental education, giving them a … [Read more...]
Public defender role outsourced
24 California counties have no Office of the Public Defender Everyone has a right to the effective assistance of counsel. If a person cannot … [Read more...]
Non-profit works to reverse ban on incarcerated writer’s memoir
A non-profit agency made an appeal to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to reverse it decision and allow access to the works … [Read more...]
San Quentin hosts healthcare symposium
On Tuesday, June 2, 2026, at 11:00 am, San Quentin Rehabilitation Center held a Healthcare symposium in the Learning Center’s multipurpose room. The … [Read more...]
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