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Voorhees Township has rolled out a new rewards program promoting local business.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan looks at an annual campaign to get Americans putting more in the bank.
The Sheriff's office says they has received reports of residents receiving phone calls from people identifying themselves as members of the Bucks County Sheriff's Office.
Enrollment had a rocky start, but now seems to be gaining steam. President Obama today said about 4 million people have signed up for health insurance through federal or state marketplaces set up under his health care law. With the deadline to enroll just a little more than a month away, 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds there's a final push to get the word out.
AG Kathleen Kane is telling those with complaints to provide documentation on contracts, billing, and marketing practices. Her Bureau of Consumer Protection is trying to figure out if anyone has been overcharged.
General Motors on Tuesday doubled to 1.6 million the number of small cars it is recalling to fix faulty ignition switches linked to multiple fatal crashes.
They were looking to save money, but instead their electric bills are now going through the roof. The awful winter weather isn't the only reason some are getting outrageous power bills.
The victim in this case is 93-years-old, scammed by a man from his neighborhood that he had hired to cut his lawn and do odd jobs.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the cheeses produced by Roos Foods of Kenton, Del., are linked to a listeria outbreak. The recalled products are the company's Mexicana, Amigo, Santa Rosa De Lima and Anita brands.
A Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission spokeswoman says electric customers with variable-rate plans from competitive suppliers have seen winter rates double and even triple in some cases.
Even if legally married in another state, the commonwealth's web site warns, each person in a same-sex marriage must file separately in Pennsylvania.
Infantino is recalling 191,000 teething toys sold exclusively at Target stores because of a choking hazard.
Does the dreary winter weather have you thinking about taking a vacation? If so, you may want to check out Twitter and Facebook.
A new online service in the Philadelphia area allows customers to place grocery orders at Whole Foods supermarkets and receive their items in about an hour.
The Federal Communications Commission says it will not appeal a court decision that limits its power to prevent Internet providers from slowing down web sites.
KYW's Tim Jimenez reports those who play at the Bethlehem, Pennsylvania location may have been affected.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has advice so you can avoid some of the top scams.
If you spent Valentine's Day dateless, relax: It's not you, it's your car.
Giant has announced it is recalling several types of Hot Pockets.
Campbell Soup has been struggling to boost sluggish sales of its famous condensed and ready-to-eat canned soups. But there is a bright spot in its U.S. soup division: broth.
A representative of AAA gives advice for those stuck in long-term traffic jams, such as the one that began this morning on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
The Philadelphia-based company wants to buy Time Warner, the industry's #2 cable television service provider, for $45 billion in stock.
The Atlanta-based chain said it's working with suppliers to build up an adequate supply for its nearly 1,800 restaurants.
