disability

Four developmentally disabled men share a $550,000 condo at Savoy West on Lenox Avenue in Harlem.

Manhattan's community boards will welcome 76 new members this month.

A CB 8 committee's decision comes after disability rights activists fought opposition to the plan.

Advocates for the disabled say clients lost vital equipment and handicap-accessible homes.

Maria Ruiz and her family sued NYCHA after waiting years to be transfered to a new apartment.

Using her wheelchair as an extension of her body, Jazalee Sircus has created her own style of dance.

A new handicap-accessible taxi, the MV-1, was unveiled Tuesday.

A judge said the city must provide "meaningful" access to wheelchair accessible cabs for disabled riders.

Matthew Sapolin, Commissioner of the Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities, died of cancer.

The MTA will install an elevator on the southbound side of the Dyckman Street 1 train after settling a class-action lawsuit filed by the United Spinal Association

Bruce Greenberg, 58, was charged with fraudulently collecting disability pay while working at the Deutsche Bank site.

Small business Indian Road Cafe in Inwood won a small business state award for employing people with disabilities.

Wheelchair bound Nettie Lobsenz got $7,500 from an Upper West Side salon that allegedly refused to serve her.

The report called on the candidates for governor to end costly borrowing and restore state funds to the MTA.

The group said the MTA's cuts put into effect this summer "disproportionately Impact mobility-Impaired New Yorkers."