Philadelphia Importer Laying Off Japanese Fish, Temporarily
There is high anxiety in Japan over the safety of their water and food supplies, amid the prolonged nuclear power plant crisis.
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There is high anxiety in Japan over the safety of their water and food supplies, amid the prolonged nuclear power plant crisis.
Going to a Phillies game this year can be exciting, tasty, and (dare we say) healthy all at once.
The chairman of the Liquor Control Board, P.J. Stapleton, says business at the wine kiosks was strong before machine problems caused a shut down just before Christmas.
Tastykakes are making a comeback at the Phillies' ballpark this season.
Radiation protection expert compares radiation on cars to dust on a desk.
Spring is here. Are you ready to shed the bulky clothes and get back in shape? 3-On Your Side wants to help. Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds out which fitness centers are rated highest by their customers and gives you exclusive access to the results.
It's a deal worth $39 billion dollars and will create the largest cell phone company in the United States.
A couple of deadly inter-city commuter bus crashes in the northeastern US earlier this month has focused a lot of attention on the safety of those buses. Here in Pennsylvania, state police have been actively involved in motor coach inspections for the last three years.
This special issue contains profiles of 250 vehicles, says auto editor Jonathan Linkov. "The manufacturers that have small cars that are available are going to be the ones who win out because when prices go up to $4, $5 a gallon people do flock into the small cars."
Sometime in late May, the shop at Broad and Chestnut will be closing. It's one of about 200 stores on the company chopping block.
Imagine the thought of missing your son's wedding because you can't prove your identity. That's what happened to one Philadelphia woman who was trapped in a red tape nightmare. That is until she called 3 On Your Side's Jim Donovan.
The effects of the devastation in Japan are expected to have a major economic impact worldwide as the story continues to unfold. Since Japan is a leading manufacturer of everything from cars to electronics, 3-On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan takes a look at how the disaster is expected to effect supply and prices here in the United States.
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia has been awarded a major grant to fight a big problem.
New Jersey may soon get rid of most of the regulations now governing the cable TV and telecommunications industry and consumer advocates are none too thrilled about it.
Imagine your bank sharing details about the purchases you made with your credit or debit card. After all, they know exactly what you bought.
The terrifying pictures of the disaster in Japan have many Americans wanting to help. Unfortunately, con-artists are counting on that.
Apple's new "iPad 2" goes on sale at 5 PM today, and those who want to be the first on their block to have one have been lining up at area Apple computer stores.
When is a sale too good to pass up? When it's a bankruptcy sale of course! Or is it? 3 On Your Side consumer reporter Jim Donovan finds that as one book seller begins a new chapter.
Prosecutors say Ira Pressman owned a company that lured investors into deals involving closeout, overstock, and liquidation merchandise -- some of which didn't exist.
Horsepower in the hundreds but little training needed to drive them. It's that time of year, when getaway seekers are visiting boat shows!
It was only 2 years ago this week that the stock market dropped to its record low, triggering a big wave in personal saving.
A new survey shows that almost half of this region's adults are not eating enough fresh food -- and it's not for lack of trying.
Are you thinking about hiring someone to do some work around your house? With spring just around the corner, the New Jersey Attorney General's office is reminding consumers to beware of unregistered contractors.
AAA Mid-Atlantic says the average price of regular gasoline on Friday was $3.30, up 16 cents from last week in New Jersey.
Parking near the Philadelphia Flower Show may not be cheap, but according to parking facility operators there has been no radical hike in prices.
