3 On Your Side: Insider Tips On Store Markdowns
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan shows us how to maximize savings and get first dibs just by shopping on the right day.
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3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan shows us how to maximize savings and get first dibs just by shopping on the right day.
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Jimmy John's sandwich chain said Wednesday that it believes customers' credit card data was stolen from 216 of its shops between June and September.
Scams targeting senior citizens are nothing new. But a local organization is helping seniors know what to look out for so they do not get scammed.
It happened around 5:30 p.m. at the 700 block of Darley Road in Claymont.
Seventy-eight percent of women who have never married say solid employment is very important to them in choosing a spouse or partner.
It happened around 6 p.m. Thursday at the 3800 block of Ford Road.
Now the jersey she wore while pitching a complete game shutout hangs in Cooperstown, New York, the same place that plays tribute to other Philadelphia baseball icons like Steve Carlton, Joe Morgan and Mike Schmidt.
The Pennsylvania Attorney General's office Thursday allowed reporters to view explicit emails shared among state employees.
In the first three weeks at Temple, 43 students were taken to the hospital for alcohol consumption. Of the 43, so far only seven requested amnesty.
Education Department spokesman David Saenz stressed the state used a new reporting method that accounted for some of the increase, but said some could be attributed to Superstorm Sandy.
A report by the Mayor's Special Independent Advisory Commission found the deadly June 5, 2013 building collapse that killed six and injured 14 was "a symptom of larger, long-standing problems" with the City's Department of Licenses and Inspections.
The building was cleared and no one was injured as a result of the threat, according to police.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has information on a new survey that shows that most people can get their rates lowered and fees dropped, but very few of them ask.
A growing coalition of state lawmakers, law enforcement officials, and other leaders are pressing for an amendment to Pennsylvania's hate-crime law to protect the LGBT community.
