safety

Ilion has had ongoing issues with the quality of its drinking water, and now the situation has attracted the attention of activist Erin Brockovich.

The light from electronic devices may lead to serious eye problems, according to a study from the University of Toledo.

The Centers for Disease Control has issued a report about outbreaks caused by pathogens in pools and hot tubs, along with some simple advice: don't swallow pool water.

You may have seen the headlines: 'Swimming Banned at Sylvan Beach' - unfortunately, that's a pretty misleading headline, and could impact tourism at the beach.

New York State measures up in safety at home, on the job, on the roadways, and in other key areas.

You'll have to have your bagel with butter after Panera Bread issued a recall of a product after tests revealed contamination for locations including CNY.

If someone leaves you a note on your vehicle's windshield, beware. A little caution could save your life.

The iPhone has a new feature that can help save your life in an emergency, and all it takes is a few clicks of a button on your phone. Did you even know you had this option?

Dishwashers are supposed to be a convenience. Instead, over half a million are being recalled due to the risk of fire.

A new law in NYS will change how long your child is required to remain in a rear-facing seat. Rear-facing. Front-facing. Booster seats. Determining which seat is appropriate for your child and for how long is a common parenting dilemma.

Every parent wants to do what they can to protect their kids. Now there's one more step you can take that could save your child's life, and you can get the right tools and information for free at a special event going on in Yorkville.

Generally, New York is a pretty safe place to live. According to a recent survey, New York is actually the top state in our country with the fewest breaks ins.