The sounds, smells, and sights of progress at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center have changed from carbon blades cutting steel, to jackhammers, diesel … [Read more...]
Gun rights possibly restored for some felons
The Trump administration is working to allow some convicted felons in the U.S. to have their gun rights restored if it can convince Congress that the … [Read more...]
CrossFit event honors seal team lieutenant who sacrificed his life to save team members
On the morning of September 11, hundreds gathered on the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center’s Lower Yard to watch participants compete in a “Modified … [Read more...]
U.S. in a state of hyper-incarceration
Despite ongoing efforts in some states to reduce the prison population, the U.S. remains in a state of hyper-incarceration. Some estimate a current … [Read more...]
Kidney donors dream to play baseball in San Quentin comes true
The San Quentin Giants defeated the Southern California Grays, 17-5, and, 7-4 in a double-header that brought more to the field than baseball. On … [Read more...]
Residents reflect on 9/11 and walk to honor lost lives
The Veterans Group of San Quentin hosted a memorial event during Mental Wellness week to commemorate the 24-year anniversary since 2,977 victims were … [Read more...]
Incarcerated-built furniture donated to at-risk youth
San Quentin staff and residents came together in a continued effort to support the homeless at-risk youth of Richmond, California. In collaboration … [Read more...]
From walking the Row to walking the dog
A former Death Row resident now walks his road of redemption among the general population of San Quentin Rehabilitation Center with a canine companion … [Read more...]
Two San Quentin residents visit California Medical Facility, discuss expansion of Canine Companions
San Quentin residents and their four-legged tail-wagging trainees visited a Northern California prison in an effort to expand the Canine Companions … [Read more...]
At-risk youth donation drive for Tiny Village Spirit a success
The incarcerated population of San Quentin Rehabilitation Center held a food and hygiene drive in an effort to subsidize a marginalized community in … [Read more...]
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