Angie's List: Taking Precautions Before Cozying Up To The Fireplace
Now that winter is here you may find yourself gathering around the fireplace more often. But it's important that you take some precautions first.
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Now that winter is here you may find yourself gathering around the fireplace more often. But it's important that you take some precautions first.
You better pay attention to those return policies otherwise you could get stuck with a gift you don't want.
AAA Mid-Atlantic says the average price of gas in the five-county Philadelphia-area is $2.65 a gallon.
Families adding a pet to their household this holiday season should remember it's a commitment that extends well beyond Christmas morning.
Carlton Williams, commissioner of the city's Department of Licenses & Inspections, says they've received three reports since Monday of a person posing as an L&I inspector and gaining entry to homes.
Keurig is recalling some 7 million of single-serve coffee brewing machines because of reported burns.
Doctors urge anyone experiencing flu-like symptoms to stay home from work, don't shake hands, get lots of rest, and stay away from people who are very young, very old, or who have compromised immune systems.
The office supply retailer said in October that it was looking into a potential credit card breach, adding to a long list of retailers recently hit by cyberattacks.
Steve Lee, acting director of the state's Division of Consumer Affairs, labels the operation an "enforcement action" to prevent potential fraud.
The ticket was sold at the 7-Eleven at 1801 S 4th Street and correctly matched all five balls, 22-31-38-47-48, but not the red Powerball 15 for a $1 million prize.
For Don from Bella Vista, a $9.50 late fee threw him for a loop.
Officials are suspending a new multi-state lottery game after just two months because of lower-than-expected ticket sales.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority stopped selling the cards in May, and posted notices on every kiosk in the city about the final expiration date, December 31st.
Hospitals are getting safer, according to a new federal report, and Pennsylvania hospitals say they're doing their part.
Furthermore, toy-related injuries as a whole are up 39.9% from 1990.
Drivers needed cash today at Philadelphia parking kiosks, which refused to take credit or debit card payments.
Amazon is launching its own line of diapers and baby wipes exclusively for its Prime members to get more shoppers to sign up for the $99 annual program.
Gas prices continue to drop, and could stay low throughout the winter.
Bebe stores Inc. said Friday that it recently detected suspicious activity on computers that run the payment processing system used for its stores, making it the latest company to disclose a data breach.
To power everything this holiday season from dinosaurs to fire trucks, you better have plenty of batteries. But which ones to pick?
You might be surprised to learn that kids in the fourth and fifth grades can ski, tube, and snowboard free at Pennsylvania snow resorts.
The partnership between web site Kiva.org and the city's Department of Commerce brings "crowdfunded microloans," most of which are about $5,000 and are offered at zero-percent interest.
