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Gas prices have recorded their biggest one week increase since Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
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Gas prices have recorded their biggest one week increase since Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
If the price of milk had gone up at the same rate as the price of college tuition, you'd now be paying 15 dollars for a gallon of milk.
Did you ever see a driver do something dangerous or illegal or just plain rude? 3 On Your Side's Jim Donovan shows us how technology can now hold them accountable.
Have you checked out the price of gold these days? It's sky high, over $1,400 an ounce.
Bucks County officials are keeping a close eye on the troubled Windowizards home improvement company, after the founder declared personal bankruptcy last month.
Have you considered taking on a home improvement project yourself in hopes of saving money? More and more people are doing it. But in this week's Angie's list, Jim Donovan tells you why that's not always a good idea.
A survey done by State Farm insurance finds 19 percent of drivers admit to using the Internet on smart phones while beind the wheel.
With gas prices soaring, weekend and vacation plans are being pinched. This week, here are a few tips to balance that getaway budget.
Everywhere you turn gas prices are going up, up and up! With no end in sight, some drivers are heading online to Gas Buddy, AAA's Fuel Finder, and MapQuest.
Americans throw out 251 million tons of garbage every year, including everything from wasted food to electronics--about 1,600 pounds per person!
With gas prices continuing to climb, you may be looking to trade in your old clunker for something newer and more fuel efficient.
Megan DeSmedt of the organization PennPIRG calls the US House-passed spending resolution "wrongheaded" and hopes that the Senate will take a different path.
The loss leaves about 41,000 working people in Pennsylvania looking for affordable health insurance.
At Community College of Philadelphia, US labor secretary Hilda Solis (far left) addressed a gathering of community college presidents from across the East Coast.
They say nothing is certain in life but death and taxes. This year, thanks to some last minute changes by Congress, you could be saving a bundle!
State Director for PennPirg, Megan DeSmedt says they lobbied long and hard for the laws that are currently on the books and they may have to go back to Congress to rally to keep them.
Are you looking to get the most for your money when you shop for groceries? Well, you may want to do more than just compare supermarket circulars. Chances are that you could get deep discounts on some of your favorite food items at your local drug store too.
You and your leashed pet will be able to take in all the sights this weekend (starting Friday) at a huge pet expo at the Valley Forge Convention Center.
The rebellion in Libya has caused another big spike in oil prices this week, pushing gasoline prices in our region ever higher.
They claim they can reduce the debt that you owe to the I.R.S. to a fraction of the amount. But are the claims made by tax debt relief companies too good to be true?
Does it seem like you're running out of your favorite toothpaste quicker than before? Or maybe it seems like your family is eating more ice cream than usual. That may not be the case at all. A growing trend may be to blame.
A spokesman for the IRS says make sure you know who you're dealing with when filing your taxes on the Internet because scammers are out there trying to steal personal information.
Debt collection harassment is on the rise! That's according to the most recent findings from the Federal Trade Commission. As 3-On Your Side's Jim Donovan reports, it's illegal and if it happens to you, you need to know your rights.
Montgomery Township police have arrested a Philadelphia contractor who they say had been on the run since last fall after ripping off customers who hired him to "green" their homes.
