Hundreds of incarcerated people will be released early from NY's prison system due to staffing shortages following a bruising ...

Thousands of National Guard troops are still supporting NY's prisons after a mass firing of striking workers in March ...

Corrections officers are no longer picketing outside state prisons. But the impact of their strike in February and March is ...

NY's corrections commissioner has directed all state prison superintendents to create spreadsheets of inmates who qualify for ...

The corrections officer strike ended several weeks ago, but its impacts continue to be felt. National Guard deployment costs ...

Thousands of National Guard troops are still supporting NY's prisons after a mass firing of striking workers in March worsened a staff gap.

State officials plan to release hundreds of incarcerated people in NY, citing staffing shortages tied to the firing of 2,000 prison workers who refused to return to work following the end of a strike.

Corrections officers are no longer picketing outside state prisons. But the impact of their strike in February and March is lingering.

In the first hour of "Connections with Evan Dawson" on April 8, 2025, we discuss the Humane Alternatives to Long-Term ...

New York state prisons will release some inmates early because the system does not have enough corrections officers.

With parts of Hochul's executive order expiring, former COs who were previously barred from law enforcement roles are now able to look for new jobs in their chosen field.