The greatest quality an Addiction Recovery program can possess is Unconditional Positive regard—the ability to accept everyone with love, compassion … [Read more...]
Insight Factor at Work
A group of violent crime survivors and perpetrators recently came together for a remarkable night of healing. The Oct. 20 graduation event began with … [Read more...]
Visiting Rooms Upgrade To Digital Photos
Film for Polaroid cameras has become a thing of the past, and the San Quentin visiting room is now using digital cameras and color photo printers. The … [Read more...]
Health and Wellness Corner
We would like to announce the first ever “Health and Wellness Corner” column here at San Quentin News. Each month, a University of California, San … [Read more...]
California Lifer Is Going Home
After serving 27 years, 4 months in prison for a first-degree murder conviction, Ali Pertsoni has been released from San Quentin State Prison to … [Read more...]
Warden Ayers Says Farewell To San Quentin
After a long career in the U.S. military and 38 years in California corrections, Robert L. Ayers Jr., 61, is leaving his Command post as the 33rd … [Read more...]
Prisoners Give Back To the Community
More than $35,000 from San Quentin prisoners’ salaries has been donated to three Marin County charitable organizations at a ceremony on Nov. 6, … [Read more...]
Appeals Court Upholds Death Penalty Delay
The 1st District Court of Appeal refused to overturn a Marin County judge’s ruling resulting in additional delays of executions at San Quentin State … [Read more...]
Court Ruling Expected On Overcrowding
Testimony has concluded in a landmark federal court case where a three-judge panel will decide if chronic overcrowding in California’s overwhelmed … [Read more...]
Remembering Matthew Solomon
Matthew Solomon, a former student in the San Quentin College Program, was shot and killed in San Francisco on Thursday, September 4 while standing on … [Read more...]
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