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A trampoline sold for nearly eight years on a number of online stores, including Amazon and Wayfair, is being recalled because the metal railings can break and cause jumpers to fall.
Two more infant inclined sleepers are being recalled due to the risk babies can roll over in the sleepers and die.
Trivets sold on QVC are now being recalled after a child ingested the magnets and needed surgery for intestinal injuries.
Taco seasoning sold at Walmart is being recalled because it might be contaminated with Salmonella.
A bicycle is being recalled after one person died and several others were severely injured due to a broken part.
Stokke is recalling its Steps Bouncer because the bouncer can detach from the Stokke Steps Chair and cause an infant to fall.
Training bikes sold to help toddlers learn how to ride a two-wheeler are being recalled because a part can break and injure children.
More than a quarter-million table saws sold at Lowe's are being recalled because they can catch fire.
An infant head and neck support manufactured by The Boppy Company is under recall because it poses a suffocation hazard to infants.
RAGÚ is recalling a variety of pasta sauce flavors because the sauce may contain fragments of plastic.
Nearly 40 thousand fireworks are being recalled ahead of July 4th for violating federal regulatory requirements.
Sacramento travelers can soon fly nonstop to Palm Springs.
Southwest announced more than a year ago its plans to sell nonstop flights from Sacramento International Airport to Hawaii; however, those flights have yet to go on sale or be offered.
The state still will not answer a simple question: how many bodies were found?
After a relentless investigation, the ground was finally broken on the park in the community nearly three years after it was promised.
