3 On Your Side: Mixed Results In New Small Car Crash Tests
An insurance industry financed research group recently put small cars through new tougher crash tests and as 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds, the results were mixed.
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An insurance industry financed research group recently put small cars through new tougher crash tests and as 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds, the results were mixed.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority says some of its officers apparently didn't get the word about its new pilot program that lets motorcycle and scooter riders park for free in specially designated spaces.
Apparently, the organization has been receiving complaints about various "fun runs" that have been canceled with short notice.
A study released by the Urban Institute finds that 35 percent of people with credit reports have delinquencies that are in collections.
Wegmans Food Markets says it plans to add 10 new stores in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions over the next year or two.
Officials say the scams involve callers who use sophisticated computer technology called "caller ID spoofing," which is illegal, to mask their true identify to defraud consumers.
Does the summer weather have you thinking of hitting the road on your bicycle? If so, there's a host of new gadgets, to help keep you safe on the street.
"Scammers are telling customers that their electric bill is delinquent and will be shut off for non-payment unless the customer purchases a Green Dot MoneyPak," said Freeholder Scot McCray.
Amazon dives into the smartphone game with the Friday release of Fire
The ticket was for the Wednesday, July 23rd drawing and correctly matched all five white balls, 04-10-12-22-31, but not the red Powerball 03, for the $1 million prize.
3 On Your Side consumer reporter Jim Donovan shows us how some people are cashing in on their selfies!
It's the destination website for many sports fans and concert goes, but it appears that StubHub was also the destination for hackers.
The largest is for faulty seats in just over 475,000 cars and small SUVs. Other problems include incomplete welds on seat brackets, turn signal failures, power steering failures and more.
The FAA has extended its ban on US flights to Tel Aviv until at least 4:15pm (ET) Thursday.
Among the stores voluntarily complying with the recall are Wegmans, Costco, Trader Joe's, Giant, and Martin's food stores.
As 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds, it can be done using high tech solutions and common sense guidelines.
Camden County freeholder director Lou Cappelli offers some advice about dealing with insurance adjusters that anyone can use, if they've been the victim of a fire.
Between travel, vacations and sending the kids off to camp, summer can be a hot time for identity theft. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan looks at some risky situations to avoid.
On Friday, Uber customers can order up an ice cream truck via the Uber smartphone app between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m.
A phone scam targeting Peco customers in Philadelphia and the suburbs appears to be picking up steam, but officials say the number of people falling for the scam is dropping.
When was the last time that you shopped around for auto insurance? As 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds, if you haven't reviewed your policy in a while, you could be missing out on some valuable discounts.
"People are calling and asking questions, but I have to say that there are not many cancellations at all," says a spokeswoman for one Philadelphia-based travel agency specializing in Israel travel.
Before you book your next trip, you might want to break out your luggage and a measuring tape. Airlines are cracking down on carry-ons!
A national safety organization has compiled a list of cars that are reasonable in price and reliable in safety. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has the details.
