St. Clare's Hospital

A Schenectady County jury has ruled in favor of more than 1,100 former employees of St. Clare’s Hospital, ordering the Catholic Diocese of Albany and other defendants to restore their pensions.

A former employee who lost his retirement benefits after the St. Clare’s Hospital pension fund dried-up took the stand Tuesday in the trial of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany.

St. Clare’s pensioners move closer toward having their day in court.

More than 1,100 health care professionals employed at St. Clare’s Hospital lost some or all of their retirement savings when the hospital's pension fund dried up. Now, they’ll get their day in court.

The New York State Supreme Court heard oral arguments Thursday as former St. Clare’s Hospital workers seek to recover their pensions. A resolution has not been reached.

Former workers at St. Clare’s Hospital are asking Governor Kathy Hochul and state lawmakers for help — again.

The legal team representing the St. Clare's Hospital pensioners has filed a motion requesting the case be sent back to state court.

Federal officials are looking into the St. Clare's pension collapse.

Facing numerous lawsuits over clergy abuse, the Albany Roman Catholic Diocese has filed for bankruptcy protection.

As employees of the former St. Clare's Hospital in Schenectady continue to fight to recover their pensions, a meeting took place Tuesday between employee advocates and two of Governor Kathy Hochul's staff members.