Buyer Beware When Shopping For Children
Shopping to satisfy a child's taste isn't always easy, but it shouldn't be too hard to shop and keep them safe.
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Shopping to satisfy a child's taste isn't always easy, but it shouldn't be too hard to shop and keep them safe.
We have a warning tonight about using gift cards to buy things online. More and more people are doing it, but as Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan warns, you could get burned. In this report, he shows how not to use an Amazon gift card.
The recall covers certain Souls from the 2014 through 2016 model years.
Before you know it the holidays will soon be upon us. Many families will be hitting the road to visit loved ones, often with a family pet in tow. So how do you make sure they're traveling safe? While many pet crate manufacturers claim their products are crash-tested, there are currently no federal testing or performance standards.
Campbell Soup Company is voluntarily recalling 14.2 ounce cans of SpaghettiOs Original due to a potential choking hazard. The company says pieces of red plastic were found in a small number of cans.
The sexting scandal being investigated in Chester County highlights a growing concern around the country, leaving many parents to wonder, how is this happening so easily? Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan is here to explain how the apps on your child's smartphone may be part of the problem.
The world's largest retailer is heading into the holiday season with a turnaround plan after being battered by the economy and tough competition.
There's a hardy breed of shopper who takes advantage of the long Thanksgiving weekend to haunt the mountains, looking for the perfect winter hideaway.
It's a scam that milks American car buyers out of more than $1 billion dollars each year and advances in technology have made it easier than ever to rip people off.
A Bucks County couple says they found a potentially deadly spider in an unlikely spot after shopping in Langhorne.
More than 100 women have filed a lawsuit against a Chester County pharmaceutical company. They say they took birth control pills that were incorrectly packaged -- and then got pregnant -- and are now seeking millions in damages.
It can happen in a split second. One minute you're getting ready, the next you're covered in glass after the shower door explodes. It's happening so often that the federal government is now taking notice.
The country's third-largest wireless carrier is making a play to woo customers from Verizon and AT&T- and it's all about streaming video.
The complaint alleges violations of the Consumer Protection Law.
How much does Google know about you?
It's the time of year when high school students begin preparing college applications. But will they be touting qualifications that will actually stand out? New research says no.
Consumer agencies are alerting residents about the latest phone scam to hit the region.
When it comes to grocery shopping, are you married to one supermarket or do you play the field? 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds that depending on where you shop, you could be shelling out thousands of dollars more a year than you have necessary.
This FREE event is for Burlington County residents only. ID is required. No businesses, please.
With Veterans Day on the horizon, KYW's Jay Lloyd revisits favorite getaway spots that recall life in uniform.
No one likes to pay highway tolls. But if you're a driver on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, you're supposed to pay because it's required. But as 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan shows us, thousands of drivers are scoffing at the tolls and they're getting away with it.
The recalled product was distributed to retail stores in 18 states — Arizona, California, Connecticut, Idaho, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Nevada, North Carolina, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Utah, Virginia and Washington.
This weekend get rid of your unwanted, sensitive documents, including bank and credit card statements, medical records, tax returns, cancelled checks and credit reports.
Foreclosure activity in the Garden State is on the rise. Up 27 percent from a year ago. It's the highest rate in the entire country.
Keeping phones and tablets charged is a challenge of modern life, so portable battery packs are a common solution. But as 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan explains, they can also pose a danger.
