safety

Hundreds of thousands of Subaru vehicles from 2017 and on are being recalled. If you are one of the many people that drive a Subaru around the Capital Region, you might want to check this out.  News Channel 13 reported on the recalled vehicles, for what looks like two different reasons...

With winter upon us it's time to start thinking about getting our vehicles ready for snowy driving conditions and emergency situations.

Flu season is on the horizon and it looks as if it is going to be a bad one. Ride Share employers are offering free flu shots to their employees.

Understaffing and safety concerns are sparking the nursing force at a local hospital to picket. News 10 abc reported on the planned strike, which may be happening today.   According to the report, nurses at Albany Medical Center (which is now unionized and part of NYSNA- the New York nursing union) are planning to picket starting today over unsafe staffing levels, with over 200 reported vacant pos

There have been more and more vehicles passing stopped school buses. In an effort to make our children safer, the governor just passed legislation to have cameras installed on the stop-arms of the buses.

After an Auburn man was had a close call last week, I decided to make the definitive guide to safe grilling.

If you have an infant, there is another recall you need to be aware of. You are urged to stop using this infant seat if you have one.

New York state is one step closer to making our children safer on the school bus. Legislation has passed to ensure more safety both on and off the bus.

One too many on New Year's Eve? As cliche as it sounds, better safe than sorry, because a free cab program is returning to the Capital District for New Year's Eve! The Free Cab Ride Home program is returning to the Capital District, courtesy of Martin, Harding, & Mazzotti, LLP.  ...

We have all taken an Uber, it has been awesome having them in the Capital Region, well, if you ever were nervous.. This may be a solution to that.

Not only will you save yourself a $250 fine and 5 points on a license but the lives of innocent children.

The Capital Region- well some of it at least- might be safer than you thought. According to a report by News 10 abc, three of the safest towns in New York are right in and around the Capital Region.  There are, according to statistics and News 10 abc, 50 towns in New York that have a crime rate 94% lower than the national average...