CA to spend $239M to turn San Quentin into Scandinavian-inspired rehab centerCalifornia is investing $239 million to transform San Quentin prison into a rehabilitation center inspired by successful Nordic models.
"Living Hell" San Quentin Prison Is Getting A Pleasant Nordic-Inspired Makeover With A Campus-Like Design - Yanko DesignSan Quentin is being revamped into a Nordic-style rehabilitation center to promote peace and rehabilitation, emphasizing education and community.
Gavin Newsom's $240 Million Gussying-Up of San Quentin Prison Is Now UnderwayGovernor Newsom is transforming San Quentin into a rehabilitation-focused prison with innovative facilities to encourage successful reintegration.
CA to spend $239M to turn San Quentin into Scandinavian-inspired rehab centerCalifornia is investing $239 million to transform San Quentin prison into a rehabilitation center inspired by successful Nordic models.
"Living Hell" San Quentin Prison Is Getting A Pleasant Nordic-Inspired Makeover With A Campus-Like Design - Yanko DesignSan Quentin is being revamped into a Nordic-style rehabilitation center to promote peace and rehabilitation, emphasizing education and community.
Gavin Newsom's $240 Million Gussying-Up of San Quentin Prison Is Now UnderwayGovernor Newsom is transforming San Quentin into a rehabilitation-focused prison with innovative facilities to encourage successful reintegration.
With tears and tail wags, San Quentin inmates reunite with puppies they raised into service dogsIncarcerated men at San Quentin reunited with service dogs they trained, highlighting transformation and purpose found through the program.
Now two San Quentin staffers have been indicted over past two monthsTwo San Quentin employees face serious charges for drug-related crimes, highlighting internal corruption in California's oldest prison.
Once Known for Death Row, San Quentin Hosts a Star-Studded Film FestivalThe inaugural San Quentin Film Festival highlighted the intersection of cinema and incarceration, providing a platform for inmate filmmakers.
Incarcerated Californians can't vote. A prison held an election anywayIncarcerated individuals at San Quentin participated in a mock election, highlighting the ongoing disenfranchisement of felons in the US electoral system.
San Quentin's newest arrival - nation's first prison film festivalThe San Quentin Film Festival aims to reshape perceptions of incarceration through showcasing filmmaker achievements.
Once Known for Death Row, San Quentin Hosts a Star-Studded Film FestivalThe inaugural San Quentin Film Festival highlighted the intersection of cinema and incarceration, providing a platform for inmate filmmakers.
Incarcerated Californians can't vote. A prison held an election anywayIncarcerated individuals at San Quentin participated in a mock election, highlighting the ongoing disenfranchisement of felons in the US electoral system.
San Quentin's newest arrival - nation's first prison film festivalThe San Quentin Film Festival aims to reshape perceptions of incarceration through showcasing filmmaker achievements.
He was a custodian at San Quentin, but the feds say he had a secret second job: As a drug dealer for prisonersKeith Randle faces serious drug charges linked to smuggling meth into San Quentin disguised in a peanut butter jar.
San Quentin officials investigate inmate's possible homicideThe death of inmate Mark Squires at San Quentin is under investigation as a potential homicide.
Tuesday Morning Topline: Lake Oroville Reaches Capacity for Second Straight YearLake Oroville reached capacity for the second straight year. State officials discussed potential water release through spillways.