child safety

A scary incident involving a man in a van and a teen is a reminder for all parents to talk to their kids about safety.

A Central New York mom is warning other parents after she says her son's toy exploded just after he put it down.

An infant cough medicine sold at Dollar General stores in Central New York, is being recalled over concerns about bacterial contamination.

Read all the details about the specific model number of the affected vehicles.

As part of his proposed New York State budget, Governor Cuomo is proposing important safety measures for school buses.

All Central New York Targets are hosting a car seat trade in event, so you can exchange your old seat, and get a new one at a discount.

The American Academy of Pediatrics has changed their guidelines for the age of when children can move on from rear facing car seats.

A report from a consumer advocacy group says testing has revealed asbestos in crayon sold by CNY retailer Dollar Tree, contain asbestos.

Do you own some of the toys on the list?

The Whitestown Police are warning residents about a suspicious silver minivan spotted in the area, after occupants of the vehicle approached two children.

If you have an infant or are expecting a child, Oneida County can help you properly install your car seat, or can provide you with a seat for free.

If you plan on enjoying time in the lake at Sylvan Beach this summer, plan on being responsible for your own safety.