"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.
"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.
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.