PSE&G Ready For A Battle With Mother Nature To Keep Power On
The snow usually doesn't cause many outages, but it can under the right conditions according PSE&G Spokeswoman Karen Johnson.
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The snow usually doesn't cause many outages, but it can under the right conditions according PSE&G Spokeswoman Karen Johnson.
It's technology that could keep you safer behind the wheel, and now the government is proposing to require automakers to include it in new cars and light trucks.
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is warning electric customers who have a competitive supplier to review their contracts after recent price increases in the wholesale power market.
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is warning electric customers who have a competitive supplier to review their contracts after recent price increases in the wholesale power market.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has been following this story for three years and has the details.
A local organization that advocates for the rights of restaurant workers has issued its second annual dining guide, hoping to promote better employment practices in the city's restaurant industry.
Do you have a growing collection of old smartphones, laptops and other devices you don't use? You just might be a gadget hoarder and as 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds, you're not alone.
When you're upgrading a PC's storage capacity, or shopping for an external drive, you might do well to consider the results of a new study.
This bitter blast of cold weather is also wreaking havoc on roads, homes and pipes. CBS 3's Todd Quinones tell us what we need to do to protect our property from damage.
A Florida-based builder of high-end movie theaters will appear Tuesday at a Philadelphia Historical Commission hardship hearing to make its case for turning an old Art Deco movie palace on Chestnut Street into a high-end multi-screen theater.
Conservation measures will not only help maintain the power grid but will also help soften the blow of heating bills that may soar after yet another bout of bone-chilling cold.
First comes the frigid cold, then comes the big utility bills. If you haven't received a larger than normal heating bill this winter, it's probably coming. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan tells us about simple things you can do to keep costs under control.
From Capitol Hill to corporate headquarters, there appears to be little appetite for sweeping changes to protect your personal information.
Michaels Stores says it is investigating a possible company data security breach that may have affected its customers' payment card information.
It's a perfect time to catch all of the big pictures of the year before the Academy Awards are given out. But all that movie-going can empty a wallet fast, so 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has some advice to trim costs.
Philadelphia police and local utilities are planning a public awareness campaign to warn residents of scammers who try to enter homes posing as utility workers.
If you weren't victimized in the Target breach, that doesn't mean you can rest easy. The FBI says the number of incidents will continue to rise.
Here's a candy that probably won't show up in the kids' Easter baskets: beer-flavored jelly beans.
Samuel Snyderman, of Snyderman's Gulf, at Second and Vine Streets in Old City, says these very low temperatures can be really hard on car batteries and other components.
Want to file your federal tax return right away so you can get a quick turnaround on that refund check? Sorry, the IRS says.
Riders might want to get themselves acquainted with new schedules for the high speed line that take effect this Saturday, because there will be delays.
Having a doctor's appointment over the Internet, via Skype or similar services, may be more common in a few years, according to local health care experts who testified today at a City Council hearing on the future of telemedicine.
