Heroin

Gov. Chris Christie focused almost exclusively on addiction in his State of the State. The reaction among Democrats: That’s great, but that’s all?

Gov. Christie had a lot to say in his final State of the State address. How did his claims hold up?

New Jersey will receive about $26 million in federal funding to help combat the state's opiate and heroin epidemic.

In the last 17 days, Gov. Chris Christie has listed just five public events on his official schedules – all having to do with addiction-related issues, including a battery-powered candlelight vigil Wednesday evening outside the Statehouse.

Police in Hamilton Township say they are alarmed at 6 overdoses from Heroin - including one death from the drug.

Raids at two Camden houses uncover a drug factory and stash of loaded weapons and ammunition, according to police, and five suspects face charges.

State prosecutors say the criminal organization has been a major supplier of heroin and cocaine in the Camden and North Philadelphia area for years.

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

A Galloway man suspected of peddling drugs in Atlantic and Ocean Counties awaits court proceedings, following his arrest by authorities from both counties.

“It’s like they’re thought of as a throw-away person, a life that isn’t worth saving,"