(Part 3 in a three-part series) Concern for the environment and the current state of our economy are two major issues of the day. And a commitment to … [Read more...]
November 2009 News Briefs
1) SACRAMENTO – The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation has ended contracts with three private prisons in the state. The CDCR … [Read more...]
Back in the Day – Selected Stories From Back Issues of the San Quentin News
May 23, 1980 – Three cons were assaulted and stabbed in what prison authorities are calling a racially motivated attack. One suspect was nabbed, and … [Read more...]
It Was An Epic Day
I want to express my appreciation in thanks to the Men in Blue responsible for the Avon Walk in San Quentin. The perseverance necessary to make it … [Read more...]
What Programs Mean
I am serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole in Pelican Bay. This means I will spend my whole term on a Level IV yard. I have been … [Read more...]
Taking a Thorough Look at the Federal Court Ruling
The following information is from the 184-page ruling released by the three-judge panel on Aug. 4, 2009. The panel consists of U.S. District Judges … [Read more...]
WILLIE TO PLAY AT S.Q?
Will-he, or won’t he? Administration officials have confirmed that talks are under way which could result in country music legend Willie Nelson … [Read more...]
How R & R Works at San Quentin
S.Q.’s Receiving and Release facility (R&R) processes bus loads of prisoners into this state prison, Monday through Friday. Buses arrive from all … [Read more...]
S.Q. Closing on $9,000 Goal For Its Breast Cancer Walk
S.Q. Nears Its $9,000 Goal Incarcerated men and the outside community united in the name of hope, faith, strength and survival. Cancer survivors, … [Read more...]
He Made It Happen
Donald Specter’s PLO Started the Overcrowding Suit Sitting in the main visiting room, Donald Specter answers with an easy familiarity questions … [Read more...]
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