San Quentin State Prison lost a great treasure on Aug. 23. After a lengthy battle with cancer, Correctional Officer L. Griffin passed away. … [Read more...]
One man’s journey with the revitalized newspaper
In June 2016, I became the editor-in-chief of San Quentin News. I never thought I would be editor-in-chief of anything, but being able to work … [Read more...]
CDCR’s Information Officer critiques SQ News
One of San Quentin News’ biggest supporters is also its biggest critic. Krissi Khokhobashvili, information officer for California Department of … [Read more...]
Alex Mallick fights for justice
As long as she can remember, Alex Mallick has considered herself a defender and protector, “a guardian of people.” “I dedicated my life to helping … [Read more...]
Letters To The Editor by Mr. Hajek
Dear San Quentin News, I know you don’t hear much from Death Row, most of the inmates here don’t hold much interest in the rest of the prison as it … [Read more...]
Letter To The Editor by E. Wilridge
I am currently incarcerated in the Florida Department of Corrections and have been for the past 23 years with a life sentence with eligible for parole … [Read more...]
Letters To The Editor by K. "Kat Meow" Sanchez
Dear SQ News, Greetings to you all! My name is Kat Meow. I’m a transgender woman doing life. I’m currently housed in North Kern State Prison Reception … [Read more...]
Letters to the Editor by K. Baday
To whom it may concern, First I want to thank you for the amazing newspaper that you provide. It’s very informative. My name is Korla, and I am … [Read more...]
The history and accomplishment of Black Americans
Slavery underlies the history of Blacks in America. Though many people would rather forget it ever existed, slavery walked down American history as … [Read more...]
Finding Solutions for Community Tragedies
Young Black women touring San Quentin questioned a group of prisoners with tears in her eyes. “Aren’t you guys mad at what’s going on out there … [Read more...]