Senior Correspondent Briana Vannozzi spoke with Anna Landre, a 21-year-old college student and disabilities activist who is still personally waging the battle.

The study showed that 26 percent of people with disabilities received fewer expressions of employer interest than those without disabilities. They also found that smaller ...

A higher hurdle for Syrians coming to America. The tough vetting process made tougher by a bill the president says he'll veto. It would effectively ...

Sanctuary cities are on notice. The House of Representatives passed a bill that would make municipalities report illegal immigrants or lose federal funding. A swarm ...

After the Justice Department found violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act at five Atlantic City establishments, the parties agreed to a settlement to fix ...

Executive Director of Disability Rights New Jersey Joe Young says that the Americans with Disabilities Act gave people with disabilities a voice, but that challenges ...

The Pope calls for action now to save the planet and its people, especially those most vulnerable to the effects of climate change -- the ...

Kessler Foundation President Rodger DeRose says that disabled individuals face several challenges in the workplace, including lack of training, transportation issues and attitudes from supervisors ...

State roads and federal highways speeding towards collapse. Steeper penalties for swatting? Saint Michael's -- fighting to stay open. Opening summer camps to every child. ...

The U.S. Attorney's Office has sent flyers to summer camps throughout New Jersey reminding them that they must make reasonable accommodations for children with disabilities.

Big city mayors team up to tackle street crime. The state's over-budget plan to cap a smelly landfill leaves a stench with neighbors. Might women ...

Traditionally, people with disabilities face a higher unemployment rate and a non-profit is partnering with companies to help find the disabled jobs.

Lawmakers take up the Death with Dignity Act. We'll tell you how they voted. The Senate President has some choice words for Governor Christie's opposition ...

Businesses that were devastated by Hurricane Sandy making changes in order to comply with a federal law to comply with disabilities.