Parents in Pennsylvania have a reasonable expectation that when they drop their kids off at a day care, the children will be well-taken care of — or at least not abused. However, the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare has had to step in to close one day care after it conducted an investigation and found …
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Driver fatigue behind more crashes than previously thought
When car accidents take place in Pennsylvania or elsewhere in the country, it is not often that driver fatigue is cited as a cause. In fact, most comprehensive studies have estimated crashes due to driver fatigue make up only 2 or 3 percent of all car accidents. However, a study that observed drivers behind the …
Man killed when hit by SUV in Pittsburgh neighborhood
A motorist is allegedly to blame for an argument that turned into a fatal motor vehicle accident. It isn’t clear what the argument was about or if the men were both on foot at the time of the initial dispute. However, one man was in his SUV when he hit the man near the Bloomfield …
Paying heed to big rigs might cut down on car-truck accidents
Pittsburgh drivers know that commercial vehicles can be a menace on the road. While most of the time this is not intentional, because of the size, weight and obstructed views that big rigs have, accidents involving tractor-trailers can be devastating for drivers of cars and other passenger vehicles. In many cases, collisions between commercial trucks …
Millions of cans of Bumble Bee, Chicken of the Sea tuna recalled
When consumers in Pittsburgh peruse their supermarket shelves, it is a good bet that they take for granted that the products for sale are safe. However, when a product turns out to be defective or otherwise unsafe, the manufacturer may not find out or realize until days or weeks after the fact — after the …
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