At one time, Jerry “Mo Mo” Rodriguez, 52, was one of more than 700+ men on San Quentin’s infamous Death Row. Incarcerated since 1994, he spent 25 … [Read more...]
Correctional Construction Management crew big part of Upper Yard remodel
The sounds, smells, and sights of progress at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center have changed from carbon blades cutting steel, to jackhammers, diesel … [Read more...]
SF 49er George Kittle reminisces on visit to Death Row
As the lore of California’s Death Row fades into obscurity, the nation’s strongest athletes haven’t forgotten the reputation of the toughest criminals … [Read more...]
El impacto evolución de la pena de muerte
Según los registros del CDCR, entre 1893 y 2006, el estado de California ejecutó a 513 personas mediante el uso del ahorcamiento, gas o inyección … [Read more...]
From walking the Row to walking the dog
A former Death Row resident now walks his road of redemption among the general population of San Quentin Rehabilitation Center with a canine companion … [Read more...]
Former Death Row residents thrive at CHCF
No more shackles, cuffs, or escorts bring feelings of anxiety and gratitude San Quentin’s infamous Death Row has been empty for more than a year. … [Read more...]
Former condemned prisoner resentenced and paroled
Curtis Lee Ervin had not seen the moon in four decades. In November 1986 he was arrested, and from 1991 until about a year ago he lived inside San … [Read more...]
12-step program addresses trauma and improves emotional awareness
At an Emotional Awareness Therapy graduation a former Death Row resident spoke about what the program has done for him. Steven Crittenden … [Read more...]
Remaining condemned prisoners receive innovative therapy
The 10 remaining Death Row residents at San Quentin are receiving innovative methods of therapy as they wait to be transferred to general population … [Read more...]
Former Death Row Upper Yard receives upgrade
High-pitched grinding noises, sparks, and the smell of carbon blades cutting through steel have informed residents of progress at the San Quentin … [Read more...]
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