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Toyota Recalls 228,367 Sienna Hybrid Minivans Over Second-Row Seatbacks All South Florida

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Toyota Recalls 228,367 Sienna Hybrid Minivans Over Second-Row Seatbacks

Toyota is recalling 228,367 Sienna Hybrid minivans from model years 2022–2026 — the 7-passenger versions — because the second-row seatbacks may fail to stay secured in a crash. The dealer fix is free, and owner letters are expected December 7.

Oct 28, 2026
Fake Federal Court Emails Target South Florida Businesses With Malware All South Florida

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Fake Federal Court Emails Target South Florida Businesses With Malware

The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida warned today that fraudulent emails posing as court ADR notices are circulating — the case numbers do not exist and the emails are not from the court. Researchers say the campaign targets more than 100,000 companies and installs password-stealing malware.

Oct 28, 2026
FTC Warns Scammers Are Threatening to Deactivate Phone Numbers All South Florida

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FTC Warns Scammers Are Threatening to Deactivate Phone Numbers

In an October 22 alert, the FTC says scammers posing as FTC officials claim a phone registered in your name is being used for scams abroad, threaten to deactivate your number, and later demand money — a real FTC employee will never do any of that.

Oct 22, 2026
Florida mailing breach notices to current and former driver license holders All South Florida

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Florida mailing breach notices to current and former driver license holders

FLHSMV says a malicious actor accessed driver license and motor vehicle records, including document images, on September 4 — letters, free credit monitoring and $1 million in identity theft insurance are now going out, but former Florida holders may not get a letter.

Oct 20, 2026
Palm Beach County panel keeps 15% cap on Israel bond purchases Palm Beach

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Palm Beach County panel keeps 15% cap on Israel bond purchases

The county's Investment Policy Committee voted October 15 not to raise the Israel bond cap from 15% to 20%, so proceeds from $135 million in bonds maturing November 1 must go into other securities.

Oct 19, 2026