Death row inmate auctions his San Quentin journals, art for $80,000

San Francisco – In early 2020, Albert Jones sat in his cell in the line of Saint Quentin’s death, as he had every day for about 30 years, when reports of mystical respiratory disease began to circulate. Over the next few months, hundreds of death row inmates fell ill. Covid-19 swept the East Block of […]

Column: To reduce crime, fix San Quentin

In 2020, after the tragic killing of George Floyd, there was a moment when America, including California, seemed poised to reform its broken and discriminatory criminal justice system. In 2024, the California Legislature returns from vacation and criminal justice is once again at the forefront. But now the proverbial pendulum has swung wide open, and […]