A lifer reflects on the past, and the second family of his choosing As I walked across the stage to receive my graduation certificate from the … [Read more...]
No Matter How Far
With two sons serving lifesentences, one mothercrisscrosses California forovernight family visits Elizabeth Hurren has always put her children … [Read more...]
CHECKMATE
Ian Hamilton crowned chess king,dethrones Demetrius Mitchel Ian Hamilton dethroned last year’s chess king, Demetrius Mitchell, and became the new … [Read more...]
JEFF CRAEMER: CURATOR EXTRAORDINAIRE
Founder of the San Quentin Museum began building photo, artifact collection in 1984 Jeff Craemer is curator of San Quentin prison’s museum, and … [Read more...]
Women’s rehabilitation given consideration with early farm concept
By Don Chaddock, Inside CDCR Editor 1920s farm was early gender‑responsive rehabilitation The 40-room 1880s-era building at the California … [Read more...]
CEMETERY TALES
A twist of fate for two women By California Department ofCorrections and Rehabilitation ■ Mary Hill avoids being first woman buried in San … [Read more...]
26.2 TO LIFE: Powerful film debuts at SQ chapel
San Quentin recently hosted a premiere of a documentary film starring its running club that shows how the program transformed the lives of the … [Read more...]
Kid CAT hygiene drive returns to SQ
Incarcerated give to homelessyouth of Huckleberry House Members of San Quentin’s Kid CAT program looked like a troop of Santa Clauses as they … [Read more...]
SE REANUDAN LAS COMPETENCIAS FUTBOLÍSTICAS EN SAN QUENTIN
Ya que lo peor de la pandemia queda en el pasado y las cuarentenas se van disipando, se reinicia el Programa de Fútbol en San Quentin State Prison en … [Read more...]
California prisons’ role in aviation history
Planes, dirigibles, mechanics are all part of CDCR history By Don ChaddockEditor, Inside CDCR NewsletterReprinted by permission CDCR … [Read more...]
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