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An estimated 25 million people will be traveling by air over this long holiday weekend and many won't be thankful for the experience. Would better in-flight entertainment options help to make things more pleasant? The airlines think so.
It's estimated that 30 million homes will serve up the dish this holiday.
The official start to the holiday shopping season is nearly upon us, but just how eager are you to empty your wallet? It turns out Philadelphia is bucking this year's national trend of spending more, according to a survey.
The holiday toy shopping season will move into high gear this Thanksgiving weekend but some toys can be dangerous, according to the annual toy report from PennPIRG. We're talking about everything from choking to toxic exposures and more.
Remember when Black Friday used to be the big kick-off to the holiday shopping weekend? Well with more and more stores opening on Thanksgiving Day it's more like a mid-point. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has what you need to know before heading out to shop.
The New Jersey lottery says its revenue in fiscal year 2015 was $960 million, down from $965 million the previous year.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is making all of its "Cyber Monday" online discounts available on the Sunday after Thanksgiving.
Do you carry a balance on your credit card each month? While credit card interest rates have largely been in a holding pattern for the past few years, don't expect that to last much longer. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan explains why and shows you one way to prepare yourself.
Under a budget proposal by Governor Tom Wolf, sales tax could increase 1.25% to 7.25%. That move would make Pennsylvania the state with the second highest sales tax in the country. In Philadelphia County, the tax rate would be 9.25%.
The clearance rack at Fan Treasures Sports Depot in Runnemede is a reminder of Chip Kelly's roster turnover that's taken a 10-6 Eagles team to 4-6.
How would you like to have a new outfit for every gathering you attend? Well there's a growing trend that allows you to do just that. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan explains.
A couple of years from now, the salmon on your dinner plate may be genetically modified. The FDA approved genetically modified salmon Thursday, but not everyone is happy about it.
A new caffeinated product has hit the market.
A new survey from the Robert Half staffing agency found 25 percent of companies now allow unrestricted access to shopping sites.
They took a taxi ride home after an evening on the town. But the cab fare they faced was anything but fair! Consumer reporter Jim Donovan introduces us to a couple taken for a ride. They were hit with an outrageous charge, until 3 On Your Side got involved.
Just in time for the holiday shopping season, here's is a list you should check out.
On the cusp of ski season, area golfers have been getting a weather bonus for local play and weekend getaways.
It seems that every time you turn around, we're telling you about another vehicle recall. But just because your car is recalled, that doesn't mean you'll get a quick fix. Some complain there aren't enough parts and mechanics to carry out the repairs right away.
Chemicals are in many popular beauty products and experts say there's very little oversight into what goes into these products we're putting on our skin and hair.
The National Retail Federation says more than half of holiday shoppers have already started buying gifts. But according to the Adobe Digital Index, there's still time to shop and save.
Scams are a growing business for criminals. But now the Better Business Bureau is providing a new tool that can help consumers from being targeted and ripped off.
It's the latest innovation to improve parking in Philly. Today the Philadelphia Parking Authority introduced meterUP, an app that allows drivers to pay with a smart phone.
All they wanted was to fix their homes, yet the company they hired took their money and never came back! Customers say it's a pattern of deception and they want it stopped. Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has this warning.
When it comes to buying things advertised online, never forget the old saying: If it's too good to be true, it probably is. And Cherry Hill police have seen some serious scams.
