TVs can be recycled, and while the process may involve some legwork, it’s often reasonably easy—and easily worth the trouble compared with the alternative. An unwanted TV can feel like an albatross ...

Plus, learn how to donate items that are still in good condition. It can be hard (and confusing) to get rid of old home electronics and appliances, whether it's the camera you've had for a decade or ...

Unwanted TVs are piling up as stations get ready to make the digital TV transition. Once they do – next month – older models that understand only analog signals will not work work without a converter ...

When cleaning out your apartment this spring season, bear in mind that it is illegal — not just frowned upon — to throw out TVs, car tires, freezers, and many other "special recycling" items in ...

With deep holiday discounts enticing many to upgrade their television sets, some people may have an extra one they're looking to get rid of. Television donations spike in January as people get settled ...

Editor’s Note: This series on the hows, whys and whens of the U.S. conversion to digital television in 2009 will run monthly in The Abington Journal throughout the digital transition on February 17, ...

When a computer reaches the end of its useful life, should it sit in its owner's basement, go into the garbage or be recycled? In trying to solve that problem, state lawmakers and environmentalists ...