The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Office of Inspector General has opened an investigation into allegedly defective Goodyear tires for recreational vehicles, which have already been linked to 100 injuries and fatalities. According to a news
A Chipotle restaurant in Powell, Ohio, is facing a second lawsuit after 703 people reportedly fell ill after eating at the burrito chain. According to news reports, the location has shut down after facing complaints
A Temecula nail salon is facing more than $1.2 million in fines after being cited for failing to pay 36 employees hourly rates or overtime. According to a news report in The Press Enterprise, employees
Five people were killed when a twin-engine aircraft, whose pilot declared an emergency, crashed into a busy parking lot in Santa Ana near the South Coast Plaza shopping center the afternoon of Aug. 5. According
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating whether a manufacturer of child safety seats failed to promptly carry out a safety recall and, therefore, violated a federal safety regulation. According to a news report, the
The horror stories about Kia vehicles spontaneously combusting are piling up quickly. According to Consumer Reports, last month alone, the Center for Auto Safety counted more than 200 consumer complaints to the U.S. National Highway
Santa Monica is joining a number of Southern California cities that are hurrying up to take action against electric scooter rental companies such as Bird and Lime, which are quickly gaining popularity, especially in coastal
In January of 2018, California residents were granted the right to legally use cannabis as a recreational drug. Just because the depressant is Uncle Sam-approved, though, doesn’t mean you won’t face serious charges if you
Some Juul users and their families are suing the e-cigarette maker for getting young people addicted to high doses of nicotine delivered by the trendy devices. According to a report in the Daily Mail, three
Ford Motor Company has agreed to an “economic loss settlement” of $299.1 million covering at least 6 million U.S. vehicles with potentially faulty Takata airbag inflators. According to a Reuters news report, the settlement covers
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