A judge has overturned the double-murder conviction of a man who spent 18 years in prison. The judge found that police investigators knew that the … [Read more...]

The United States military and allied forces face increased risk due to the disclosure of classified documents, according to the Pentagon. Last June … [Read more...]

The words “ray gun” usually brings to mind an imaginary future technology associated with science fiction movies such as The Terminator, Star Wars, … [Read more...]

Coming to San Quentin with experience teaching at UC Berkeley, many of us come to the Prison University Project (PUP) not knowing what to expect, but … [Read more...]

Sacramento — The California Research Bureau estimates 292,000 California children had a parent in prison or jail. The 2000 survey also showed another … [Read more...]

Tom Harrell is a world-renowned trumpeter who suffers from schizophrenia. While playing, and only while playing, all symptoms of his illness, … [Read more...]

Kurt Huget teaches guitar on Thursday evenings in San Quentin’s upper yard Art Center. He also regularly performs at meals for the needy at St. … [Read more...]

An open mic event sponsored by Jody Lewen and Amy Roza of the Prison University Project was held on Christmas Eve. An audience of San Quentin inmates … [Read more...]

NASCAR is replacing the complicated scoring system it has used since 1975 with a more straightforward format, says Chairman Brian France. A race … [Read more...]