A Springfield restaurant was cited during a health inspection for having slaw, pickled peppers and lettuce that were at least a week out of date.

A series of everyday kitchen habits can draw ants indoors even in otherwise clean homes. Tackling crumbs, spills, standing water and entry points can sharply cut the risk of an infestation.

The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, 866-366-3723, uses a risk-based inspection reporting process for restaurants and other food handlers.

We didn't use our sink in any way that was out of the ordinary and haven't dropped anything into it, other than perhaps the ...

The most damaging water leaks are not always the ones that flood a room in minutes. Many begin quietly in places that are ...

A major water damage problem does not always begin with a burst pipe or a flooded basement. In many homes, it starts with ...

Here are the violations reported in food safety inspection reports from Montgomery County conducted the week of June 21-27, ...

Pennsylvania inspected 67 retail food establishments in Berks County between June 22-28. Thirty-three had violations. See ...

HOME sellers got some unwelcome news today: the housing market is grinding to a halt, and finding a buyer is becoming ...

The fix-it mindset wasn't a personality trait — it was survival training.

Frozen pipes are the nightmare of every homeowner in a cold climate. If it happens, here's your guide to the next steps you ...