New Jersey will use a new COVID-19 test saliva test for widespread virus checks as the state prepares to reopen the economy. It will also ...
developmentally disabled
Advocates say families should regularly revisit the conversation around guardianship, especially as circumstance change, individuals age, and mental and health capacities decline.
Decoding the court's pension ruling. It doesn't just affect state worker benefits. It reorders the entire state budget process. Campaigning for a casino in Newark. ...
Those with developmentally disabled family members in facilities out of state protested Return Home NJ, which aims to move them back to New Jersey.
Behind the accusations against our senior senator. And what they mean for the state. Colon cancer? Early detection is critical. And New Jersey's first sports ...
Assemblywoman Valerie Huttle spoke with Mary Alice Williams over the state of human services in New Jersey.
Pensions and PARCC testing top today's town hall. A new police precinct planted where crime hits hardest. Reorganizing hospital care in Newark. The health effects ...
Gov. Christie talked about the PARCC test, moving the developmentally disabled back to New Jersey and pension reform during his latest town hall.
The governor's "No Pain, No Gain" tour hits the beach. Forcing the disabled into state-run group homes? The anniversary of the email that messed up ...
Families of developmentally disabled individuals are encouraging legislators to override Gov. Christie's veto of a bill that would let their loved ones stay in out-of-state ...
Family members of those with developmental disabilities gathered at Montclair State University to tell lawmakers that they shouldn't allow the closures of developmental centers.