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In this week's Angie's List report, Jim Donovan explains why it's key you do your homework when it comes to subcontractors.
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In this week's Angie's List report, Jim Donovan explains why it's key you do your homework when it comes to subcontractors.
Produce prices in our area have been stable this summer and should remain stable until locally grown produce is gone.
Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan tells us about websites that are analyzing your online activity and assigning you a social media score.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds that in some cases unsubscribing may have the opposite effect of what you intended.
Dr. Vivian Greenberg calls a plan to provide abortions off-site "unacceptable," and says it's not a safe option -- especially for doctors.
Brian Kelly says maximizing these programs takes more strategy than a swipe of the card at the grocery store or gas pump.
Summer is prime time for big concerts and big games. But not reading the fine print on a ticket, or getting caught up in a scam, can leave fans on the outside looking in. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has some important advice for ticket buyers.
African-American homebuyers may be eligible for some cash, under the settlement of a multi-state "reverse redlining" complaint against Wells Fargo.
There is a warning today for parents about a product that's found in many homes and may pose a hidden risk: baby monitors. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has the details and tells us how the federal government and manufacturers are taking action.
Have you been told the president wants to help pay some of your bills? Don't believe it, warn consumer experts.
Jay Lloyd, a US Coast Guard veteran, has some tips that you won't find in the safety manuals.
Area low-income seniors are eligible for vouchers to help them buy local fruits and veggies.
More and more seniors are deciding to live at home longer than they have in the past. But often that decision requires some work around the house to make sure it's safe.
Shoppers are ditching those plastic loyalty reward cards and going high tech! As 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds, some are taking advantage of a growing number of stores and apps that are getting creative on how customers earn discounts and free stuff.
Sand, sun and surf. The things we love about the beach can wreak havoc on our electronic devices. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has some advice to keep your gadgets safe.
On Monday, hundreds of thousands of people around the world could be knocked off the internet because of a malicious computer virus. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan shows you how to check to see if your computer is infected.
Amidst record-breaking heat, the forecast is calling for more severe storms on Saturday and Sunday in South Jersey and Delaware, and Atlantic City Electric and Delmarva warn residents to be prepared.
Summer is always a busy time for car dealers. Last month auto sales jumped 22 percent compared to a year ago. Many of these new cars are loaded with new technology. But as 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds, learning how to use it can take you down a bumpy road.
In Washington D.C. today, President Obama signed a $105 billion transportation bill. As strange as it may sound, 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan tells us that this bill signing will come as welcome news to many college students, too.
There may be no more irritating sound in the world than the rumbling of a neighbor's generator when your power is out. But it is possible to make it more tolerable with a little generator etiquette.
A bill to expand the use of red light cameras to catch traffic violators in Pennsylvania is on its way to the governor's desk to be signed into law.
What started as a college senior project to help the visually impaired is now available in the Google Play market – the Android app store.
A toothache could ruin a vacation, and an area dentist offers remedies to prevent tooth trauma.
Nyree Dardarian, who teaches at Drexel University's Department of Nutrition Sciences, says minor adjustments to what we eat will improve our resistance to the heat.
