First amendment rights upheld in 20-year appeal
By Jerry Maleek Gearin, Journalism Guild Chair An Islamic scholar’s First Amendment rights enabled his
Una crisis que sigue en aumento
Por César Martínez, Staff Writer Datos recopilados por casi dos décadas demuestran un aumento de
Encubriendo las injusticias
Por Cesar Martinez, Staff Writer El oficial de policía Connor Grubb junto con Departamento de
Super Bowl LX a double blowout at San Quentin
2024 Super Bowl watch party in Chapel B. (Photo by PIO Lt. G. Berry) By
Going home after a millennium sentence
From left are business representative Tommy Sandoval, instructor Jesse Rios, graduate Schrubb and Associate Director
Errores en corte de California debido al uso de IA
Por Marco Serna, Spanish Journalism Guild Writer La oficina de fiscales en California utilizo la
Roadway traffic not a concern for residents
Residents walk the track as forklift and truck drive by. (Photo by Marcus Casillas, SQNews)
Library helps foster family connections through literacy
SQ Library staff, Friends of San Quentin Library representatives, and resident staff gather for a
Resident explores emotional intelligence and belief system
KidCAT Logo By Akbar Bey, Kid CAT Writer Being a part of Kid CAT has
Overpopulation a concern for Colorado’s Corrections
Petition denied for $2.5 million to increase housing bunk availability Colorado Department of Corrections bus,
Governor’s 2026 CDCR budget increases as population declines
Nearly six percent decrease in population and two percent increase in budget Gov. Gavin Newsom
Families cope with absence of male figure in home
By Jason L. Jackson More than one million men are currently incarcerated in state and
Book review: Inequities haunt homeless and poor to the grave
"Too Poor to Die: The Hidden Realities of Dying in the Margins," By Amy Shea.
Vulnerability and accountability subject at Kid CAT ceremony
By Michael Callahan, Layout Designer For the first time since COVID-19, Kid CAT (Creating Awareness
Finishing last is a victory for one marathoner
By Anthony Manuel Caravalho, Sports Editor San Quentin Rehabilitation Center marathoners and supporters believe every
Must be well-read to be a jailhouse lawyer
California prisoners at San Quentin utilizing the law library in 2018. (SQNews Archive) By Kevin
SQ Arts in Corrections lose funding
Mural paintings on the wall in Arts and Corrections. (Photo by Marcus Casillas / SQNews)
New education center principal stresses importance of education within rehabilitation
Supervisor of Correctional Education Programs, Principal J. Henderson. (Photo by Marcus Casillas, SQ News) By
San Quentin forum focuses on parole board, healthcare
Jason L. Jackson, Staff Writer San Quentin held its healthcare forum inside a packed chapel
Music program highlights authenticity and relatability through songwriting and singing
Believe Music Heals, a program geared toward helping residents find their voice using breathing techniques,