What can I say? I’m going to miss it here. It is said you never know what you’ve got till it’s gone. No truer words were ever spoken. I have been here … [Read more...]
VOICES FROM THE ROW
For many years San Quentin’s Condemned Row prisoners have been labeled as unable to function like those men on the Main Line. Their lockdown program … [Read more...]
A Diamond in a Rough Neighborhood
Part 1 of a 2-Part Story Here on Condemned Row we are limited as far as the Program goes. There is one program that until its recent demise was very … [Read more...]
3 Years Later – The Vanishing R in CDCR
Just over three years ago the state’s prison system woke up to a promising change. On July 1, 2006 the California Department of Corrections added the … [Read more...]
Substance Abuse Program Withers
Among the prison programs on the chopping block because of the $1.2 billion cut in the budget of the California prison system are those dealing with … [Read more...]
A Roaring Message Of Hope
The weekend before Halloween Bill Glass Champions For Life surprised San Quentin prisoners with an exhibition of 20 roaring Harley-Davidson … [Read more...]
State Answers the Judges
With an absence of fanfare, the Schwarzenegger administration complied with a federal court order to submit a plan intended to reduce the state’s … [Read more...]
Remarkable Woman Who Began SQTV
Most San Quentin inmates have never heard of Wanda Ramey. Nonetheless, she is a presence in their lives every time they turn on their TV. Ramey and … [Read more...]
Outside View of Death Row – Marin Magazine Takes a Stand
Nearly 700 convicted murderers await an execution at San Quentin State Prison, in the heart of Marin County. If just one of these men was executed by … [Read more...]
Who Gets Bailed Out and Who Doesn’t
The drastic cuts in educational and vocational programs within California’s prison system have prompted outspoken reactions from the teachers … [Read more...]
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