Legislation would compel insurers to continue benefits after age 26 -- relief for parents who face losing access to specialized treatments

Advocates say inaccessible offices, rushed care and bias continue to endanger lives

Interview: Sarah Adelman, commissioner, Department of Human Services

Bill held over from lame-duck legislative session likely to kick off arguments and heated debate in coming session

Important for 'legislators to understand and become aware of our issues'

‘This takes a toll on them physically, emotionally, financially, dealing with so many challenges 24/7’

Transit agency launches pilot program to improve service options

The move comes after an investigation by Star-Ledger reporter Kelly Heyboer

The café is a partnership between Woodbridge school district and the municipality

Decisions will be made at local district level

There’s bipartisan support in the Legislature for Gov. Murphy to relax requirements for day program reopenings.

Gov. Phil Murphy says some J&J vaccine will go to developmentally disabled residents who live at home

Between overall fewer doses received and the delay in vaccinating residents at long-term care facilities, advocates for people with disabilities are growing anxious.

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

Families of individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities are worried their loved ones are not a priority during the pandemic. One parent of an adult ...

The sudden closure of schools left children with disabilities without the many services they depend on every day, and leaving their parents to fill the ...

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

The difficulties riders with disabilities face when using NJ Transit’s trains and buses was the focus Thursday of the third in a series of legislative ...

Former Amazon employee claims he was wrongly fired for failing a random drug test; attorneys for company want the case moved to federal court