On November 4, 1995, Leandro Andrade stole five videotapes worth $84.70 from a Kmart store in Ontario, California. For that and past crimes of … [Read more...]
Back in the Day
November 23, 1979 – After a four-month suspension for “slanting the news,” the SQ News was officially back in business. On Aug. 31, Michael Satris of … [Read more...]
August 2009 News Briefs
SAN FRANCISCO, 7-30-09 – California state courts have been ordered to close one day each month as part of the state’s budget compromise. The courts, … [Read more...]
USED VS. LOVED
While a man was polishing his new car, his 4-year-old son picked up a stone and scratched lines on the side of the car. In anger, the man took the … [Read more...]
Before I Play My Joker
I am the dealer. Who wants to play my game? You see me now once you start to play Your life will never be the same. Now I must warn you Before you get … [Read more...]
All About Our Geese
To some they are a menace or a nuisance; to others they are amusement, entertainment and perhaps a friend. “They” are the abundant and prolific Canada … [Read more...]
S.Q. Celebrates Its 2009 Graduation Ceremony
As the cheers of their supporters and family members carried throughout the Garden Chapel, 157 men from San Quentin received educational and … [Read more...]
Cate Supports Plan to Enhance Sentence Credits
CDCR Secretary Matthew Cate visited San Quentin last month and gave the SQ News a few minutes of his time to answer questions. The central question … [Read more...]
Gov. Rejects Prison Health Care Proposal
An agreement intended to overhaul and modernize the state’s prison health care system has been rejected by Gov. Schwarzenegger as being more than the … [Read more...]
Mayor Newsom Answers Prison Reform Questions
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom and CDCR Secretary Matthew Cate made a tour of San Quentin and permitted the SQ News and Journalism Guild to ask … [Read more...]
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