Thieves Swipe $20K In Cell Phones From Cherry Hill Walmart
Police are searching for two suspects who stole $20,000 in cell phones from a South Jersey Walmart.
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Police are searching for two suspects who stole $20,000 in cell phones from a South Jersey Walmart.
A security officer at the store, on Wheatsheaf Lane in the city's Richmond section, recognized the man from a theft two days earlier, and security video shows him stuffing the boxesinto a backpack.
There are over 250 days to go until Christmas -- and apparently some retailers think spring isn't too early to have a Black Friday sale.
Activists in Philadelphia joined many across the country Saturday in protesting the low minimum wage.
Police in Lancaster County said a woman spent the night in a 24-hour Walmart with her three young children before being arrested as she left the following morning with more than $500 in stolen merchandise.
Dom Giordano got into a heated discussion this morning with Governor Tom Corbett over a program that allows Gateway Health to use funding from the Department of Public Welfare to distribute $25 Walmart gift cards to recipients for going to the dentist.
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The following are five of the best American cities for Black Friday deals.
The retailing leviathan Walmart has been on an internal-promotions binge this year, and on Tuesday a corporate executive visited the Walmart store in South Philadelphia to personally promote six employees.
The Delaware State Fire Marshal says two men have been arrested in connection with the discharging of two homemade explosive devices inside a Walmart Store in Camden.
Students at Philadelphia public schools return to class Monday and many parents and kids were out shopping Sunday for some last-minute items.
Authorities say an alleged thief apparently had a real taste for beef jerky.
Chris continues his tour from the Jersey shore, this week from Brigantine. He discusses Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane's decision not to defend the commonwealth's version of the Defense of Marriage Act, the Department of Justice's role in organizing rallies around the George Zimmerman trial, and a poll that shows Hillary Clinton leading Chris Christie in a potential matchup for President in 2016. He talks to Steve Cordasco on Finance Friday and CBS 3's Lesley Van Arsdall.
A Delaware man was arrested after police say he threw a bodily fluid onto a female customer inside a Walmart.
Chris gets ready for the start of the Phillies season with Charlie Manuel. He talks to Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna on the the Monday Morning Matchup and Fox News Contributor John Stossel about his new book, No They Can't. He also details the story of a man crashing his car into a Walmart and Google featuring a doodle of Cesar Chavez on Easter.
Last year, it was estimated that $20 billion spent on pet food alone, an all-time high. But as 3 On Your Side consumer reporter Jim Donovan finds, there are ways to dish out Fido's favorite food for a little less scratch.
Chris analyzes Vice-President Joe Biden's meeting with the NRA and Walmart and Ed Rendell's top ten reasons he won't be the mayor or New York City. He talks to Ben Shapiro about his new book, Bullies, Steve Cordasco on Finance Friday, CBS 3's Beasley Reece, and Comedian Big Jay Oakerson.
It's a big retailer with a big problem, customers getting short-changed at the register. Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan first warned you about this over a year ago and once again 3-On Your Side goes undercover and found it still seems to be happening.
According to news reports, the allure of building a Wal-Mart near ancient pyramids in Mexico, and thus gaining access to global tourists nearby, was so strong that Wal-Mart circumvented democratic institutions and bribed the right people to get their way.
The curse of brain dead Republicans is not limited to Washington, DC. It turns out that GOP leaders in state capitols have also been unable to digest the results of November's elections.
After all the hype regarding Walmart employees' discontent with their employer and the threat of a strike on Black Friday, the long holiday weekend was saw banner sales and virtually no protest at Walmarts.
