San Quentin’s Catholic Chapel was filled with hope for about 60 prisoners when independent reporter Nancy Mullane spoke to them about how newly … [Read more...]

The California Supreme Court has ruled that a prison inmate can call himself a “New Afrikan Nationalist Revolutionary Man” without being treated like … [Read more...]

1. FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. — An interim commission has begun to examine racial disparities in North Carolina’s criminal justice system after a task force … [Read more...]

As the 2012 Thanksgiving holiday approached, the hearts of many people in the San Quentin community flooded with thankfulness. “Asked On The Line” … [Read more...]

The Vietnam Veterans Group of San Quentin is gearing up to bring a touch of Christmas to San Quentin with their 24th annual Toy Program. Members of … [Read more...]

On Nov. 6, an estimated 5.85 million Americans could be kept away from the ballot box due to felony convictions, according to a report by a criminal … [Read more...]

A recent report by the state’s chief probation officers suggests that county probation departments are doing a better job of supervising released … [Read more...]

California needs to change the way it handles problem students of color to enhance their graduation from high school, a state legislative committee … [Read more...]