Does a life sentence mean life in prison? Sentence reductions explained
San Quentin East Block Group Yard Complex. (Photo courtesy of CDCR) There are four ways
Will Ferrell and Jon Hamm play hardball on ‘streaky’ day
Will Ferrell squares up to bunt.(Photo by Marcus Casillas, SQNews) The 2026 San Quentin Giants
Residents’ struggle with fatherhood overcome through spiritual discipline
Parenting is challenging, especially from inside a prison, but a father’s role in their kids’
Carceral segregation deeply rooted in San Quentin
Hillside view of Lower Yard and segregated areas. (SQNews Archive) Is carceral segregation as American
Prison to Employment Connection participants interview with potential employers
Employers coming in and greeting P2EC Participants in chapel B. (Photo by Marcus Casillas, SQNews)
Mt. Tamalpais College celebrates 30-year anniversary
SQ Warden Ron Broomfield stands proudly alongside Mt. Tamalpais College’s graduating class of 2022. Graduates
2026 San Quentin Resource Fair a success
Residents gather re-entry information at 2026 Resource Fair. (Photo by Marcus Casillas, SQNews) Programs designed
Aspiring public defenders discuss effective counsel in San Quentin
Future public defenders visit San Quentin. (Photo by Marcus Casillas, SQNews) Thirteen law students, all
Veterans Group of San Quentin hosts annual armed services banquet
San Quentins’ Color Guard posting the flags at the front of the banquet. (Photo by
Annual Literacy Symposium discusses strategies to end the school to prison pipeline
Resident Peer Mentor Trevor Shaw speaks to the attendees at the symposium. (Photo by Marcus
1000-Mile Running club membership at all time high
Skid Row and 1000 Mile Club runners at the start of the race The 1000
San Quentin hosts healthcare symposium
(Right to left) Peer Support Specialist program mentor Michael Moore coordinating with Health Program Manager
Farmer’s market being seeded
Farmer's market at Central California Women's Facility. (Photos courtesy of Kelly Fogel) Nearly 1,000 residents
President Trump pardons baseball icons
Darryl Strawberry at Crenshaw High School. (Photo courtesy of Wikicommons) A new season of baseball
Juvenile solitary confinement challenged in New York
United Nations officials say long-term solitary confinement for juveniles equals torture, which can lead to
Public Policy Institute of California study on racial disparity in cop stops
Harrison Keely, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons The number of racial and ethnic stops
Prior criminal convictions compound new sentences
Increasing the criminal penalties for people who have prior convictions in state and federal courts
Bill proposed to improve access to petitions for Racial Justice Act
Amidst community protests of George Floyd’s murder, California legislators enacted the Racial Justice Act to
Cultural expression through events brings unity and commonality
Juneteenth Table Auntie June, Yoel Haile, Tammy Appling-Cabading, Arthur Jackson, and Allyssa Villanueva Aztec Dance
Q & A with Running Club Chairman
Greg Stephens. (Photo by Marcus Casillas, SQNews) In its 20th year, San Quentin Rehabilitation Center’s