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About two dozen moving companies were fined by New Jersey officials for operating without a license, putting consumers at risk.

The state Division of Consumer Affairs has received approximately 16 consumer complaints about baby formula price gouging to date, roughly half of them in the less than three days since a state of emergency was declared.

Overall, the multistate agreement is valued at $141 million, with nearly 4.5 million consumers across America eligible for repayment.

New Jersey officials are warning consumers of price gouging scams following Ida.

'Far too many licensed professionals exploit the trust placed in them by members of the public," the state attorney general said in announcing his new directive.

A proposed law would update options for New Jersey's 12,000 charities struggling to raise money during COVID-19.

State says it has cut into a backlog in processing nursing licenses, but critics say persistent management and budget issues put the public at risk.

The "Safe Summer 2016" kickoff session Friday at Jenkinson's Boardwalk in Point Pleasant Beach has investigators from around the state making sure merchants are in compliance with game fairness, pricing, scanning, and other consumer safety check-ins.

Gov. Chris Christie has added another former federal prosecutor to his administration.

With the severe rain and flooding New Jersey had in the spring and summer of last year, it's no surprise that concerns related to home improvements topped the list of complaints filed by consumers with the State Division of Consumer Affairs in 2011.