NJ warns businesses charging credit card fees to customers
Some NJ businesses are not telling customers about 'processing fees' and could face fines
NJ Division of Consumer Affairs
NJ tries to stop doctors from hoarding potential COVID-19 drugs
New state restrictions discourage unnecessary orders for at least 2 drugs being considered as possible treatment for COVID-19.
NJ tells 80 stores to stop price gouging or pay $10,000 fines
State officials have received more than 600 reports of violations, including spiked prices for hand sanitizer and face masks.
Making sure Jersey Shore attractions are safe and games are fair
NJ consumer affairs investigators want to make sure they're all honest and family friendly.
Most telemarketing calls are illegal — Here’s what you can do about it
New Jersey and federal laws regulate telemarketing calls.
NJ may hike — even double — license fees for some professions
Electricians, accountants, locksmiths and funeral directors – more than 33,000 people and 11,000 businesses in all – face license fee hikes.
NJ’s opioid epidemic — Prescription monitoring helping to stop ‘doctor shopping’
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.
Is your doctor a perv? In NJ, sex crimes don’t keep them from treating patients
A New Jersey 101.5 investigation has uncovered the names of dozens of doctors who have been accused or convicted of sex crimes and yet have been allowed to keep treating patients who may not be aware of their criminal background.
The industries in NJ that got the most consumer complaints in 2016
Can't anybody just do their job right?
These NJ building contractors were cited for $1M in fines and restitution
Contractors were cited in 19 of 21 counties including work to be done for Hurricane Sandy repair.