SAN QUENTIN – David Leslie Murtishaw, convicted and sentenced to death for the 1978 murders of three University of Southern California film students, … [Read more...]
Prison Realignment Funding in Question
Local officials are worried that money for Gov. Jerry Brown’s prison realignment plan may not continue after the current year. Realignment is … [Read more...]
Prison Staff Face Mass Layoffs and Transfers
Big changes are on the horizon for California’s 63,000 corrections employees, including layoffs and transfers triggered by the state’s prisoner … [Read more...]
Realignment From County To County
SOLANO COUNTY Solano County’s Public Safety Realignment revenues during fiscal year 2011-12 will total $4.3 million. That money will goes to … [Read more...]
Confidential Files Used to Deny Parole
The California Court of Appeal for the Sixth Appellate District ruled that confidential information used by former Governor Schwarzenegger does need … [Read more...]
Court Rejects Self-Defense Claim
A prisoner who is called a “bitch” by another inmate is not justified in using force in self-defense. The Federal Court of Appeals for the Ninth … [Read more...]
The U.S. Has World’s Highest Incarceration Rate
America leads the world in the number of its people under correctional control, according to a report by the PEW Center on the States. The report says … [Read more...]
POETRY
By TULLEDO NILES Contributing writer Today he was here forever Testing secrets in God Here in eternity Here in Eden Have you ever tested? Have you … [Read more...]
Sports Brings Therapy
Athletes of San Quentin explain why it is important for men to be able to play sports in prison. Richard “Mujahid” Munns, San Quentin Warriors … [Read more...]
All-Madden Gets No Soup
The San Quentin All-Madden’s flag football team defeated the outside team called No Soup for You, 19-15, in a late fourth quarter comeback. After … [Read more...]
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