Advocates estimate 150,000 New Jersey residents have intellectual or developmental disabilities. Despite no official numbers, they also believe one-third have a mental illness, too.

The state Department of Education is proposing to freeze and cap staff salary at private special needs schools, lower the salary cap for therapists, return ...

The historic State House has fallen into disrepair. Can we afford to fix it? Can we afford not to? A candidate for governor slows his ...

Nefarious and inappropriate -- words the governor’s using for the people he fired in the bridge scandal. And Port Authority Chairman David Samson is suddenly ...

A new study has found New Jersey has the highest rate of autism compared to 11 states analyzed with one out of every 45 children ...

Dr. Joseph Colford says adults should reassure small children that they are safe and schools should continue to provide psychologists and counselors for children to ...