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PSE&G will pick up customers' unused (but working) refrigerators, freezers, room air conditioners, and dehumidifiers and send them rebates as part of the New Jersey utility's appliance recycling program.

PSE&G is restarting its appliance recycling program, offering New Jerseyans free pickup and rebate checks for fridges, window A/Cs, and more

The utility will send rebates of as much as $150 to customers who recycle multiple appliances through the program.

Personal finance classes can help young people establish credit and teach them the importance of saving, experts say.

Personal finance will soon be a high school graduation requirement in Pa. Can you pass a quiz on the subject?

Susann DiPersia, childcare director at the Roxborough YMCA, chats with Lt. Gov. Austin Davis during a tour of the facility, including its pre-K clasrooms.

Pa. Lt. Gov. Austin Davis seeks Philly’s advice on how to better address the cost, accessibility of childcare

Nylah Anderson, 10, in Chester, liked TikTok videos and she accepted the "blackout challenge" in personal TikTok feed last December as a fun dare. She asphyxiated herself. Her mother has sued TikTok in Philadelphia federal court.

A Delco mom can sue TikTok for her daughter’s death during a ‘blackout challenge,’ federal appeals court rules

Abraham Gutman and Jeremy Roebuck

Trees shade passersby at Penn Treaty Park in Philadelphia in July.

Here are ways to save on tree work and get good results

Kevin Brasler, Delaware Valley Consumers' Checkbook

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