New York

The proposal pledges a harder line on evaluating COs who have been out for lengthy periods and those who are on medical monitoring

Advocates say a receivership is the only solution and claim Mayor Adams and Correction Commissioner Louis Molina have failed to improve the problems

Commissioner Louis Molina promised a federal judge on Tuesday that meaningful changes would be made within days

The union's president said the incident is largely a result of the HALT Act limiting segregated confinement

“The jails are in a state of crisis, inmates and staff are being seriously injured, and action is desperately needed now,” the Manhattan U.S. Attorney’s office said

Sgt. Arthur Basher died last month while on post at the county jail

One of the officers received more than $30,000 in a meticulous smuggling scheme, investigators say

K-9s Jenny and Piper are the first two graduates of "Puppies Behind Bars," a program that raises and trains service dogs for responders by inmates

"Doing away with special housing for violent offenders just doesn't work," said State Assemblymen, and former CO, Billy Jones

"The conversation on bail reform has gotten divorced from the data," said Brad Lander

Security video showed the officer walking around, rather than through, a stationary metal detector when he entered the facility

"It's probably one of the best programs we've ever done here at the facility," Sheriff Michael Filicetti said

More than 1,400 officers a day are listed as out sick on any given day

The Humane Alternatives to Long-Term Solitary Confinement Act nears implementation at the end of the month

As New York closes 6 more facilities, a veteran CO says the job is hardly worth it anymore