A new bill would require teens up to 16 years old to ride in the back seat if they’re not tall enough. Middle schoolers up to age 13 would need to use booster seats if they’re tiny.

A event was held this Saturday for parents and family to learn how to keep their kids safe, while on the road.

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Seven people, including four elected officials, are vying to replace former San Diego County Supervisor Nora Vargas in her ...

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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu officially announced her reelection campaign on Saturday, hoping that a recent win streak will ...

Honda also says that the HR-V hybrid’s dampers have been retuned and it’s not wrong as there’s a greater degree of compliance ...