A bill (S 210) filed by Sen. John Cronin would extend wheelchair warranties to two years and require that an assessment of broken wheelchairs be done — and temporary replacements be provided ...

Senate Bill 5680 will require wheelchair equipment manufacturers to provide owners and independent repair providers access to documentation, parts, embedded software, firmware, and tools.

Bill Latham, a wheelchair racing inspiration, soon will be missed at the starting line in road races on the Peninsula. Latham, 47, is moving to Chicago at the end of this month to take a job at the… ...

Bill Latham, a wheelchair racing inspiration, soon will be missed at the starting line in road races on the Peninsula. Latham, 47, is moving to Chicago at the end of this month to take a job at the… ...

WHEELCHAIR basketball ace Bill Latham has a second World Championship gold medal after campaigning with the Australian Rollers men's team in Korea.

The bill requires wheelchairs have at least a two-year warranty — up from one year required under the current law. The bill also sets time limits on how quickly a manufacturer has to assess the ...

Lawmakers passed a bill that will lower wheelchair repair wait times. The I-Team first told you months ago, about the task force fighting for reforms this legislative session.

William "Bill" Latham, 79, from Oak Ridge died Wednesday. Latham's legacy as a member of the Clinton 12's still lives on.

Bill Latham, one of the members of the historic Clinton 12 who fought for integration in the segregated South, has passed away.

Bill Latham was grateful to have his family?s name on the new building, but kept the honor in perspective.

On Monday, both chambers of the California Legislature approved SB 1384, a bill to allow wheelchair users expanded opportunity to repair their mobility equipment, and it now awaits the Governor's ...

Wheelchair users say repair bill is about ‘restoring dignity’ Advocates gather at a State House hearing on April 29 to testify in support of wheelchair repair legislation.