happiness

You may have seen a recent survey of the happiest states in the country, in which New Jersey ranked as the third-highest, but why?

Are you happy? Very happy? If you're in your 30s or older, a new study has found that you're less likely to answer "yes" than your parents were.

Researchers at Princeton University who polled 450,000 people several years ago found the optimum income amount for most seemed to be about $75,000 a year.

Looking for the most and least happy states in America, WalletHub ranked New Jersey in the middle of the pack.

A new Rutgers poll says that the majority of NJ workers are not happy in their job. Our pay and benefits have been cut and more pressure and stress has been added to many of our workloads.

Gallup has released its latest rankings of the happiest states in the U.S. This year, North Dakota has taken the top spot, beating out long time number #1 Hawaii. While New Jersey did not rank in the top 10, it did rank the highest of all local states with a happiness score of 66...

If you were ever wondering what the secret to happiness is, one study may have found the answer.

Katie Hurley, a child and adolescent psychotherapist, says some parents don't spend enough time thinking about what makes children happy.

A new survey ranks New Jersey 32nd in the nation when it comes to the well-being of local residents.

How much money do you need to live the happiest life possible?