After almost a decade out of the spotlight, the California Correctional Peace Officers Association (CCPOA) re-emerged when they bought two television … [Read more...]

Sports is often said to be a metaphor for life. For Carlos Ramirez, soccer has been a thread that has followed him through poverty, war, immigration … [Read more...]

Men at San Quentin watched the New Year come in on small television sets locked inside their cells, but when the yard opened the following morning, … [Read more...]

Opponents of President Trump’s new criminal justice reform say that the new law doesn’t do enough and will set a bad precedent.  “Donald Trump … [Read more...]

If your writing is to be believed, experience is the best teacher. However, that’ll be a tragedy, if you’re writing about prisons. Nonetheless, C.P. … [Read more...]

Nearly all California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) prisoners may be eligible to have a court reconsider and reduce their … [Read more...]

California State Teachers’ Retirement System (CalSTRS) is divesting its stock holdings in private prison companies CoreCivic and GEO Group, reported … [Read more...]

Las continuas declaraciones del presidente Donald Trump acerca de que la mayoría de los inmigrantes indocumentados entran a los Estados Unidos a … [Read more...]

For over 50 years Black professional athletes have used their platforms to fight for equality, often at the cost of their careers, but are they making … [Read more...]

At 57 years old, Oris “Pep” Williams is one of the oldest players on the San Quentin Kings and one of the best. For him, basketball has been life … [Read more...]