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The heroin epidemic has been at the forefront of New Jersey's war on on drugs, but another drug is on the rise.

Many heroin users don't look like the back-alley, down-and-out stereotypes of the past. And neither do their dealers.

A JetBlue flight attendant accused of using her credentials to get 70 pounds of cocaine through airport security in Los Angeles before flinging off her heels and fleeing has been arrested in New York.

A JetBlue flight attendant accused of using her credentials to attempt to get 70 pounds of cocaine through airport security in Los Angeles before flinging off her heels and fleeing, has been arrested in New York, authorities said.

Federal authorities are searching for a flight attendant they say bolted from a security screening at Los Angeles International Airport, leaving behind about 70 pounds of cocaine stashed in her luggage.

Lamar Odom won't be charged with any drug counts after the former NBA star was found unconscious last year at a Nevada brothel with cocaine in his system, prosecutors said Monday.

We've been hearing a lot lately about the heroin and prescription painkiller epidemic in New Jersey, but drug officials are warning of another drug that is also being frequently used, with deadly consequences.

A total of 22 people are facing charges in what's being described as the biggest drug bust in Camden in a decade.

New Jersey residents make up the bulk of 21 alleged members and suppliers charged in connection with a large-scale drug trafficking organization that distributed heroin and cocaine in Monmouth and Ocean counties.

Three accused drug smugglers have been indicted on a host of charges, after New Jersey State Police troopers seized 21 kilograms of cocaine from a Winnebago they were driving last winter.