Ilya Hemlin

If it feels like you have to be a millionaire to live in New Jersey, you're not too far off. The state has the second highest rate of millionaire households in the country, according to a study from Phoenix Marketing International, a wealth research firm.

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Teen drivers at five central New Jersey high schools showed they know to buckle their seat belt and not use their cell phone, but there is still room for improvement.

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The state's foray into online gambling is off to a slow start, but experts believe it could have big potential.

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As the economy improves, a survey finds Americans are feeling better about several key aspects of their finances.

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Public safety concerns are back in focus in the Garden State amid several recent gun incidents, including the shooting that killed an Atlantic County teenager last week.

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The death rates for cancer have dropped significantly in the past two decades according to a new study from the American Cancer Society, largely on the backs of new research, better treatment and a more informed and health conscious public.

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A pledge by 16 major food and beverage companies has resulted in 6.4 trillion fewer calories being sold in the United States between 2012 and 2013.

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A pledge by 16 major food and beverage companies has resulted in 6.4 trillion fewer calories being sold in the United States between 2012 and 2013.

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Even amidst some recent bad news, there's a positive outlook for the future of unemployment in the state.

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The recent news that four additional acres of trees are being removed as part of the parkway project is drawing criticism from an environmental group.

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