Gloucester County College Offering Two New Programs To Help Ease Cost Of Education
Rowan College at Gloucester County announced two programs this week aimed at making college more affordable.
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Rowan College at Gloucester County announced two programs this week aimed at making college more affordable.
The store closures will start at the end of the month.
Most new cars on the market these days include high-tech systems that allow you to link devices like cell phones and iPods so that you can talk hands-free and listen to your own music. But what happens when your car and your device just don't just sync up? Are you just out of luck? 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds not exactly. In fact many times warranty laws and state lemon laws cover more than just vehicle mechanical problems.
If there's a skiing getaway in your weekend plans and you've packed that brand new drone and camera, you'd "better unpack it."
First comes the frigid cold. Then come the big utility bills. As the temperatures drop, 3 On Your Side consumer reporter Jim Donovan tells us about simple things you can do to keep costs under control.
They sure look like Fitbits, but these wrist-worn fitness trackers couldn't fool customs agents.
According to GasBuddy, after staying flat most of last week, the average price in New Jersey dropped another 4 cents this week to $1.79 per gallon, with many South Jersey stations even lower.
As Powerball fever heats up across the nation, most people will be checking and double checking their tickets after Wednesday night's big drawing. But not everybody. As 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds, many people hold winning tickets each year and fail to collect!
A batch of children's OTC cough medicine that's sold at several drug store is being recalled over incorrect markings on its dosage cup.
The Better Business Bureau has created an interactive map to help consumers learn about scams, and report them.
With Lauren Capriotti and Nick Guerin's wedding around the corner, as well as the goal to update their kitchen and bathrooms, they decided to try something untraditional with their gift registry.
After regaining your composure, Miller says the most important thing is to do is get your John Hancock on the back of that ticket.
Some city high school students are learning about science by ordering sushi, and what they discover may surprise you.
As the stock market continues its wild ride, many are left wondering what to do with their investments.
The Obama Administration released new dietary guidelines today. The latest report, which is revised every five years, backs off previous recommendations about cholesterol, but gets tougher on sugar.
In this week's Angie's List report, Jim Donovan takes a look at some things you should know to keep your family protected.
The Pocono Mountains have finally caught a break this week as cold nights translated into a blizzard of man-made snow to cover bare ski trails.
Macy's in Ardmore's Suburban Square is closing, the company announced today. The Cincinnati-based department store chain also announced it is cutting up to 4,800 jobs after disappointing holiday sales.
How do you like waiting "on hold" with customer service? Or dealing with a phone maze of automated voice prompts? As 3 On Your Side consumer reporter Jim Donovan finds, a recent survey shows many people just hang up in frustration.
A federal inspector found during a review that Wegmans altered its production schedule and produced chicken products outside the approved hours of operation.
If your New Year's resolution is to slim down, your next television might have you beat. KYW tech editor Ian Bush reports an impossibly thin screen is one of the TV innovations on display at this week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Newsflash citizens of Philadelphia, people are flocking to Amalgam Comics and Coffeehouse in Kensington, to get a sip of coffee, homemade treats with kick, and swish through the pages of their favorite comic books!
Many of us know that data overages can lead to big phone bills. But when one family got a bill for over $2,000, they obviously were shocked.
As the temperature has now dropped to levels that we would expect to see during winter, for many of us that means heating your home is now top of mind. It's also the time when gas and electric bills begin to rise. If you think you'll have problems paying your home heating bills, 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds that in some cases, financial help to pay those bills may only be an application away.
As people around the globe ring in the new year, many also have financial goals for 2016.
