NJ Division of Consumer Affairs

From Jan. 1 through the end of June this year, according to the state Division of Consumer Affairs, New Jersey prescribers searched the state's central database nearly 1.5 million times.

Can't anybody just do their job right?

Contractors were cited in 19 of 21 counties including work to be done for Hurricane Sandy repair.

New Jersey government has a tool to check on the legitimacy of purported charities.

Some service stations may be charging higher prices and blaming their big increase on Jersey's new gas tax hike

Nearly 200 drop boxes dot the Garden State, mostly inside police stations.

An increasing number of New Jersey residents have been getting calls from individuals who say they work for computer and internet safety companies, advising them of a breach or security concern with their home or work computer.

The New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs has launched a "Fighting Fraud" awareness program that will feature a series of seminars and presentations in every county in the Garden State.

The New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs has announced a $27,800 settlement with a staffing provider that set up offices in New Jersey after Superstorm Sandy, without properly registering with the state.

The dangers of prescription drug abuse will be at the forefront at Fort Lee High School this morning where an assembly will be held for freshmen.