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Two potential projects to improve CPSC's data capabilities got most of the attention May 9 at a staff briefing on midyear funding updates.

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A coalition of six advocacy groups May 6 sent members of Congress a letter and fact sheet seeking passage of HR 2211.

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There were 1,147 deaths among children under 15 and involving motor vehicle traffic in 2017.

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ASTM May 8 cited a CPSC letter for a decision against continuing its current direction on revising the F3118 standard for inclined sleepers.

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CPSC members delayed their May 8 decisional meeting on updating fees for producing records "until further notice."

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Health Canada received 705 product safety reports in the last quarter of calendar 2018.

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Health Canada May 7 circulated a list of nine updated methodologies affecting product safety laboratory testing.

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A New York chemical reporting bill for children's products is near to being sent to the governor, having passed both houses of the legislature.

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The four senators from New Jersey and Virginia May 2 wrote CPSC seeking attention to beach umbrellas.

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Briefs on chemical reporting, BOB strollers, jewelry, alcohol burners, RAPEX, electric scooters, low voltage directive, compliance programs, plus the regular charts on recalls/corrections, standards activities, and CPSC meetings.