When you pretend to need a handicap spot, you're not just cheating the system—you’re inviting karma, fast. In Episode 232, ...

She did share with me once that she got the tag after an accident left her with some intermittent long-term pain.

DEAR EMPATHETIC: The proper etiquette would be to tell your friend Alma (with a smile) that unless she’s having pain that day ...

DEAR EMPATHETIC: The proper etiquette would be to tell your friend Alma (with a smile) that unless she’s having pain that day ...

I’m uncomfortable taking a space away from someone who may need it, but also uncomfortable questioning whether my friend ...

However, I have been with Alma in situations where there is limited parking and she suggests using a handicapped space. I’m ...

However, I have been with Alma in situations where there is limited parking and she suggests using a handicapped space. I’m ...

DEAR EMPATHETIC: The proper etiquette would be to tell your friend Alma (with a smile) that unless she’s having pain that day ...

My friend who has a handicapped tag for her car often seems perfectly able-bodied. She explained that sometimes she has pain ...

Dear Empathetic: The proper etiquette would be to tell your friend Alma (with a smile) that unless she’s having pain that day, you would prefer to park a little farther away in a regular parking spot.

A local woman with a rare disease is leading an effort to draw awareness to an issue that’s important to her and others who need access to handicapped parking spots.

The San Diego City Council Tuesday approved a contract with nonprofit Jewish Family Service of San Diego to continue running ...