Paul Moriarty

The state is continuing to collect hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in fines for a drunk-driving law that's been ruled unconstitutional. But lawmakers could soon put the brakes on that.

Are you sick and tired of getting hounded online and on your phone by telemarketers? A new law takes effect Tuesday that bans text message ads in the Garden State.

It's not a question of if, but how many bomb threats, swatting calls and evacuations will plague New Jersey's schools over the new academic year.

New Jersey residents are being swamped by calls from telemarketers, at all hours of the day and night.

A south Jersey lawmaker wants the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission to give you a break on your license photo if a traumatic illness has altered your appearance — as was the case for a Neptune cancer patient barred from using her old photo.

While the New Jersey housing market recovers from a slide in home prices, the Garden State continues to grapple with "zombie foreclosures."

Dextromethorphan is an ingredient found in many cough medicines and most people have one of these products in their homes. Did you know that DXM causes a dangerous high, but in New Jersey it is currently legal for children to buy products with the ingredient?

Video cameras would be required in most new police cars in New Jersey under legislation waiting for Gov. Chris Christie's signature.

Assembly Republican Leader Jon Bramnick is co-sponsoring legislation that would have telemarketers facing huge fines if they don't give information call recipients request from them.