Blind and visually impaired voters in California may be able to cast their votes electronically and privately, starting in 2028, under a plan tentatively approved by state election officials.

A federal court ruled that California’s Vote-by-Mail Program violates the ADA, Section 504, and California Government Code ...

A guide explains how families can secure nursing and health services that help children with disabilities safely access ...

PRIDE Industries welcomed 2,400 job seekers with disabilities and more than 30 employers, along with community organizations and advocates, to its fourth annual I AM ABLE Disability Job Fair on ...

The inaugural Easterseals Disability Arts & Culture Awards (DARCYS) celebrated its first competitive class of winners ...

Video shows a man restrained in a patrol car for 10 minutes as he yelled for help.

The California Disability Leadership Alliance, a coalition of leading disability organizations, has released its second comprehensive report examining how California measures up in advancing equity ...

Part 2.5 of Division 1 of the Civil Code deals with blind and other physically disabled persons in California.

New Canadian research reveals the pressures on working caregivers. Learn when employers must accommodate family ...

California’s latest workplace laws recognize chosen family, protect personal expression, and require employers to confront ...

Many of the children who will die today, tomorrow, or later this year, have already been reported to authorities as possible ...

On September 30, 2026, Governor Gavin Newsom signed a group of measures that change how California employers use artificial ...