Study Examines Deadly California ‘Firenado’

Researchers Find Houses in Hurricane Strike Zones Are Built Back Bigger

Study Finds Driver Cell Phone Bans Are Saving Motorcyclists’ Lives

California AG Asked to Review PG&E’s Actions Considered a Crime

Despite Concerns, Utah Medical Pot Legislation Changes Approved

Taking Multiple Medications Could Raise Crash Risk for Older Drivers

Produce Industry Pressured to Step up Safety After Repeat Outbreaks

New Puerto Rico Laws Govern Insurance Claims Handling Post-Maria

FDA Plans to Overhaul Medical Device Approval System

Flood Insurance Rebuilds Homes with Public Money Repeatedly

Drone Use Presents New Risks

PG&E Fire Relief Bill Nears While Long-Term Fix Remains Elusive

Tracking Construction Worker Safety a Group Effort

Pot Shops Open, but Workers Can Still Be Fired Over Weed in Mass.

AAA: More Than 54M Americans to Travel for Thanksgiving, Most Since 2005

Nebraska Looks for New Ways to Warn Drivers of Deer

More Than 30 New Laws Highlight Record Year for Fraud-Related Legislation

NFL Awards More Than $35M to Brain Injury Studies

AAA: Testing Shows Electronic Driving Systems Don’t Always Work

Ford Gives Grandma the Heave-Ho and Emboldens Its Robotic Rides

Insurers Dispatch Wildfire Crews to Save California Homes

J.D. Power: Insurers Gain High Marks After Hurricanes Florence, Michael

Climate Groups Cringe at Virginia Tax Cut for Oft-Flooded Homes

AAA Bond Ratings Still Being Issued to Coastal Cities Threatened by Climate Change

Federal Agencies Clash on Cellphone Cancer Risk

NFL, College Teams Discuss Consistency in Rules, Safety

Uber Requests Permission to Resume Self-Driving Car Tests on Public Roads

Pedestrian Safety a Concern With Darker Commutes

Ride-Sharing Firms, Manufacturers Trade Blame Over Flaming Scooters

Criminal Probe Launched in Massachusetts Gas Blasts

Researchers Find ‘Smart’ Signs, Markers Help Prevent Wrong-Way Driving Crashes

Future of Self-Driving Car Bill in Limbo