Thomas Curby Henderson, 60, better known to inmates and as the meek, hard working, and humble “Charlie,” died on Jan. 23 at Marin General Hospital … [Read more...]

When an opportunity presents itself, sometimes you have to act. That is how Correctional Officer K.A. Davis began his career with the California … [Read more...]

Brian Shipp’s incarceration began with him in a state of humiliation. After his arrest for kidnap and robbery, he was taken to the hospital and placed … [Read more...]

For the past five years, Dr. John Cranshaw has administered his experience and knowledge treating prisoners inside San Quentin. In 1990, the federal … [Read more...]

In prison, there are many ways to pass time. Staying busy is one way to redirect the boredom of incarceration into something that leads to peace of … [Read more...]

John Kelly said he just sort of fell into a life of community service. His desire to help others led him down many different career paths. He was a … [Read more...]

Lt. Loren Andersen is retiring from San Quentin, the prison where he started his career, after 16 years of service with the California Department of … [Read more...]

When Henry Newman, 66, was sentenced to 21 years for inadvertently killing his son Alex, he was unaware the court used erroneous documents to give him … [Read more...]