Daniel Martuscello, the Commission of New York's Department of Corrections and Community Supervision, announced a press conference to update New Yorkers on the weeks-long illegal strike among ...

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The New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision said Saturday evening it has reached “a mutual agreement” that will return striking corrections officers to work on Monday.

We have reached out to NYSCOPBA for a statement in response to this announcement, and we are waiting to hear back. You can watch the press conference below. NYS DOCCS provides update on ...

This comes after the New York State Correctional Officers and Police Benevolent Association (NYSCOPBA) said recent negotiations with DOCCS “ended poorly” after the state refused to reinstate ...

According to the Governor’s office, the strike ended after four attempts to reach an agreement between DOCCS and NYSCOPBA, which addressed safety and compensation concerns. The office said more ...

NEW YORK (WBNG) -- NYSCOPBA announced it would not sign a negotiated deal between itself and DOCCS. According to NYSCOPBA, at a press conference yesterday, members expressed concerns about outside ...

According to DOCCS, this agreement was reached alongside the state and the corrections union, NYSCOPBA. In part of a statement they confirmed the deal. “DOCCS is confirming that the parties have ...

NYSCOPBA directed its members to return to work while announcing its filing of lawsuits against DOCCS as the strike reached its 20th day. Correction officers from 38 of the state’s 42 prisons ...

Health insurance will be reinstated for officers who return to work, while NYSCOPBA pledged to withdraw its lawsuit challenging the state's action. DOCCS stripped health insurance benefits from ...

New York will begin releasing certain incarcerated individuals early as part of a new initiative by the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision to address ongoing staffing shortages in ...

While corrections officers seized 55 percent more contraband in 2024 than they did in 2022, prisons throughout upstate have ...