ABSENCE OF THE ARCHBISHOP By GEOFFREY G. O’BRIEN You meet at most four archbishops in a lifetime. You have at most one lifetime. You sing when in … [Read more...]
D.A. Eyes Death Penalty
San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón expresses the right to seek the death penalty in “very heinous” cases. “I’m not going to compromise,” … [Read more...]
June 2011 News Briefs
SACRAMENTO — The California Senate has approved SB26, which creates a misdemeanor for any prison employee or visitor smuggling a cell phone into … [Read more...]
New Principal For S.Q. School
A new principal will be taking over the helm of The Robert E. Burton Adult School at San Quentin. Dr. Sheik Yusef Mohammad, who formerly headed the … [Read more...]
Court Orders End to Prison Overcrowding
California officials are gearing up to reduce the prison population by tens of thousands in the wake of an order by the United States Supreme … [Read more...]
Preparing For Success Once Paroled
Members of Modern American Society: Preparing For Life and Financial Success on The Outside Are you worried about finding a job after you leave … [Read more...]
Criminalizing Cell Phones for Prisoners
State Senator Alex Padilla is hoping the third time is the charm in his effort to criminalize contraband cell phones in California prisons. “Clearly … [Read more...]
Chief Deputy Warden Opens Baseball Season
San Quentin’s Opening Day for baseball featured top administrators, Catholic Chaplain George Williams, a color guard and photographers -- just about … [Read more...]
Voting Rights for the Incarcerated
Editor’s Note: This story was published in The Hastings Race and Poverty Law Journal at the University of California, Hastings College of the Law. It … [Read more...]
View From The Valley
It was a great reason to celebrate – the French defeat in Mexico. Being raised in California’s Central Valley in a predominately Hispanic … [Read more...]
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