Debt Collectors Can Make Robocalls Those Who Owe Student Loans
It's Washington, DC's version of 'the fine print': A provision tucked into the bipartisan budget bill signed yesterday by President Obama gives new power to debt collectors.
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It's Washington, DC's version of 'the fine print': A provision tucked into the bipartisan budget bill signed yesterday by President Obama gives new power to debt collectors.
According to numerous well documented studies, if you try to get along with others, your day will go more smoothly, you'll be happier, and yes, healthier.
A special ceremony was held Monday to honor and recognize some of the volunteer Second Alarmers who helped during the train derailment last May.
Keeping phones and tablets charged is a challenge of modern life, so portable battery packs are a common solution. But as 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan explains, they can also pose a danger.
The SS United States Conservancy announced Monday that it raised more than $100,000 from supporters around the world. The board will meet this week to discuss the ship's future.
Pennsylvania's SPCA says it has secured two guilty verdicts in two separate animal cruelty cases.
Vittoria Woodill visits Oishi in Bucks County, Pa.
Delaware County authorities say the bomb squad was called to a home located in the 1300 block of Marlyn Circle in Radnor just before 2 p.m. Monday.
Police are investigating.
Philadelphia Police say a teen who went missing after leaving her house to go to a Halloween party Saturday night has been located.
Police say three people were injured following two separate shootings Monday in Wilmington, Delaware.
Police say the victim was on top of the silo cleaning its inside walls when he fell approximately 30 feet.
The Philadelphia District Attorney joined voter watchdog Committee of Seventy to remind voters that the Election Fraud Task Force will be on hand Tuesday to address Election Day concerns.
It's not an issue in Philadelphia's mayoral campaign, but candidate Jim Kenney spent part of his last day on the campaign trail discussing immigration policy.
Exactly 168 years after he was convicted, a black man who lost his own freedom to help others escape slavery was posthumously pardoned Monday by Delaware's governor.
