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So here's a question for you. When was the last time that you shopped around for car insurance? A new survey finds that 1 in 3 drivers never shops around, and as 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan reminds us, that could be costing them in the long run.
Middletown Township, Bucks County has declared a state of emergency for the weekend of the Pope's visit, according to police.
Governor Wolf says he vetoed the GOP-budget nearly a month ago, in part because it continues a school-funding system, that relies, he says, too little on state funding, and too much on local or property taxes.
Mayor Michael Nutter is assuring people that Papal Visit maps circulating online are false.
Rich discussed President Obama in Ethiopia, Gov. Chris Christie on Donald Trump and the Good Samaritan law in New Jersey. He also discussed a woman being banned from Walmart, Colin Cowherd's comments on ESPN, and explores the laws of cheating. Rich spoke with Federalist Senior Editor David Harsanyi regarding the Republican Party at 5:30pm.
Officials say one person suffered minor injuries when a section of the balcony in the Schwab Auditorium at Penn State fell.
Project Home is beefing up its Homemade Product line with special items designed specifically for the World Meeting of Families in September.
The study looked at average credit card debt and median income.
Philadelphia Police are on the trail of a driver involved in a deadly hit and run crash Sunday night in the Juniata Park section of the city.
Police are investigating after they say a man was allegedly taking photographs and videos up a female's dress at a Walmart in Burlington County, New Jersey.
SEPTA was expected to announce today when Regional Rail transit passes for the Papal visit would be available, but Monday afternoon SEPTA said the announcement has been postponed for later this week.
Ken Matthews filled in for Dom. Ken discussed the city of Reno replacing the American flag with the LGBT flag, an Atlanta recruiter shooting himself in the leg with his own gun, a leader in Allegheny County saying Pittsburgh has too many white people, USCIS clarifying that portions of the citizenship oath have been removed, proposal in Pennsylvania to protect citizens who break car windows,
