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FindLaw: What Berkeley’s Homeless Encampment Lawsuit Means for Cities and Unhoused Residents
Legal Reader: Settlement with Leading Airport Transportation Shuttle Company to Improve Access for Wheelchair Users
Hoodline: Brooklyn Riders Finally Get a Lift as MTA Plans Elevators at 5 Stations
WBBM Chicago: WBBM 07-08-26
Monitor Reports on Chicago’s Compliance with Accessible Pedestrian Signal Court Order Outlining Successes and Areas of Concern
Chicago, IL — July 8, 2026 — One year ago, a federal court ordered Chicago to install thousands of accessible pedestrian signals (APS) over the next 10 years, resolving a years-long legal battle by blind and low vision pedestrians for safe and equitable streets. Last week, the court-appointed Independent Monitor issued his first annual report … Continue reading “Monitor Reports on Chicago’s Compliance with Accessible Pedestrian Signal Court Order Outlining Successes and Areas of Concern”
amNY: MTA to Add Elevators to Five More Brooklyn Subway Stations With Funding From Congestion Pricing
Patch Brooklyn: Elevator Entrapment in Brooklyn Renews Focus on Subway Accessibility
External Monitor Finds NYC Department of Education Making Progress, But Still Out of Compliance with Eleven Key Settlement Benchmarks Protecting K-12 Students with Diabetes
July 1, 2026—New York, NY—Three years after a federal court approved a landmark settlement requiring the New York City Department of Education (DOE) and other city entities to reform their policies, practices, and procedures so that students with diabetes can fully participate in school and school-related activities, an External Monitor (Monitor) has issued a report … Continue reading “External Monitor Finds NYC Department of Education Making Progress, But Still Out of Compliance with Eleven Key Settlement Benchmarks Protecting K-12 Students with Diabetes”