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One of the most common New Year's resolutions is to lose weight and get fit. Joining a gym is a step in the right direction, but as 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan reminds us, not all membership contracts are created equal.
New smoke detector laws went into effect Wednesday in the city of Philadelphia.
It has sharp colors. You can tap and swipe it, like other screens. But just try bending yours.
The holidays are over but the bills are just arriving, and the cost of nearly everything is going up.
Teen idol Justin Bieber already has his face on posters and tee-shirts, but now it'll be on a prepaid debit card.
Most of us have the common sense these days to be cautious opening emails from someone we don't know, or not open suspicious attachments. But now computer crooks have found a way to target us on search engines. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan shows us how this cyber scheme works and how you can prevent it from happening.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan tells us about the big settlements reached today between some national banks and the federal government.
Many of the biggest names in tech are in Las Vegas this week for the International Consumer Electronics Show. Companies are taking the wraps off everything from cheap smartphone accessories to big-ticket gear.
Does you bathroom look out of date? Or maybe a tub and tiles look dingy or discolored. In this week's Angie's List report, Jim Donovan shows you how you can make it look brand new again without spending a small fortune.
Did you shop until you dropped over the holidays? While many people plan to stay clear of the mall for a while and rest their credit cards, bargain hunters can find some great deals. In fact 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan tells us about 3 of the best things to buy in January.
The buyer found out that a murder-suicide had taken place in the house a year earlier, so she sued the sellers for not telling her.
U.S. auto sales hit a five-year high in 2012. Experts credit low interest rates, improving consumer confidence and better designs.
"I think it's a great idea," said one man. "I wish I came to Starbucks more often. But yeah, for a dollar."
The IRS is easing its hardship rules for victims of Sandy.
Subaru is recalling nearly 634,000 cars and SUVs in the U.S. because lights beneath the doors can overheat and catch fire.
A new law now in effect prohibits light bulb manufacturers from producing traditional incandescent 75-watt light bulbs.
I hate to break it to you, but the holiday is over and I'm not talking about New Years.
Vega Helmet Corp. is recalling more than 30,000 XTS motorcycle helmets after testing found that a few did not meet crash protection safety standards.
Americans are more likely to donate to a good cause during the holidays, but you really should do some homework before you write out a check.
Did you get a gift card this holiday? Well what about an e-gift card? Whether it's the old fashioned type or the new fangled version, 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has some advice for getting the most out of them.
According to CBS News, the "dairy cliff" is just the most immediate of what would be gradual price increases on foods across grocery stores if Congress doesn't pass a farm bill to replace the one that expired nearly three months ago.
The four retailers — Amazon.com, Buy Buy Baby, Diapers.com and Toys R Us/Babies R Us — agreed to voluntarily participate in the recall of the Nap Nanny because its manufacturer is unable or unwilling to participate, the government agency said in a statement.
The Streets Department says it is offering an environmentally friendly alternative for the disposal of your Christmas tree after the holidays.
Hadas gets some tips on selecting champagne for New Year's Eve, visits a woman who makes a fine Italian liquor, and talks with a chef on the eve of his latest restaurant opening.
