The San Quentin inmate job shortage may soon be eased, a prison official reports. The information came from Lt. D. Graham, the inmate assignment … [Read more...]

After more than 30 years in prison, Conley Dukes was paroled and one of his first stops was to wade in the Pacific Ocean and say a prayer for the … [Read more...]

Do you remember those guys from high school who used to play “Dungeons & Dragons” for hours and hours on end? Well, they grew up. You can see them … [Read more...]

On a rare occasion, the California State Parole Commission approved a compassionate release in the case of Bill Lambie due to his terminal medical … [Read more...]

The innovative television show, Sesame Street, recently aired a show for children with incarcerated parents to help them express their feelings of … [Read more...]

Editor’s Note: Richard Lindsey was a former design editor of The San Quentin News. I was born into this world on Sept. 21, 1958. Twenty-nine years … [Read more...]

After spending nearly two decades in prison under California’s the Three Strikes Law, Chrisfino Kenyatta Leal went home from San Quentin a free man … [Read more...]

Pat Maloney, 75, has been teaching art at San Quentin for more than 25 years. Maloney spent the first three years of his career at San Quentin … [Read more...]