In keeping with the passing of the historical baton to the next generation, this column would be very remiss if it did not acknowledge or pay homage … [Read more...]

For the first time (during the 2012 election), African-Americans voted two percent higher than whites, according to an article by the Huffington Post, … [Read more...]

Shifting low-level offenders to county government control, giving good-time credits to some prisoners, and sending some inmates to out-of-state … [Read more...]

The Bureau of Justice Statistics performed a seven-year study on inmates in state prisons and found that a growing number of prisoners who possessed a … [Read more...]

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled 5-4 that a man convicted of bank fraud was sentenced improperly, because his crime was committed before Congress … [Read more...]

“Early pioneers faced many challenges and some didn’t survive” A great divide separates San Quentin from Salt Lake City. However, this didn’t stop a … [Read more...]

A brilliant smile is a wonderful asset; it can win friends and influence people. But to keep a great smile, you have to know how to maintain healthy … [Read more...]

A group of San Quentin prisoners will have an opportunity to gain a competitive edge in the electronics industry, thanks to a new program scheduled to … [Read more...]