Supreme Court: Police Immune Over Shooting, Arrest Of Schizophrenic Woman In San Francisco

The Supreme Court ruled Monday that police are immune from a lawsuit arising from the arrest and shooting of a mentally ill woman in San Francisco.

• May 18, 2015

East Bay Mom Hopes Her Bill Will Improve Access For Her Wheelchair-Bound Sons

Twenty-five years after the Americans with Disabilities Act became law, an East Bay mom is hoping to fine-tune the law so people with disabilities truly have equal access.

• Mar 24, 2015

Counterfeit Service Dog Vest Sales Prompt Call For Crackdown By Bay Area Group

A Bay Area-based non-profit group that trains service dogs is calling on the federal government to crack down on the online sale of fake assistance dog vests.

• Aug 9, 2013

Walmart Sued In SF Court Over Wheelchair Access To Self-Checkout

Two East Bay wheelchair users and a disability service organization sued Wal-Mart Stores Inc. in federal court in San Francisco Wednesday for allegedly failing to provide accessible point-of-service machines.

• Jul 25, 2012

Feinstein Wants California Legislators To Curb Abusive Lawsuits Over ADA

The senator said she is concerned that some lawyers are taking advantage of small businesses by filing lawsuits under the Americans With Disabilities Act.

• Apr 8, 2012

Disabled Ex-NUMMI Workers To Get $6 Million Settlement

If the settlement is approved, it will resolve a lawsuit that was filed last year alleging that NUMMI and Toyota Motor Corp. violated the Americans with Disabilities Act.

• Aug 18, 2011