Social Security

Long Branch Police want residents to know that they're not calling them to discuss an investigation with the social security administration.

The Social Security Administration has introduced an expansion of online services for New Jersey residents, allowing them to replace their card online.

More and more we are being bombarded by phony telephone calls. All day long our phone rings and it's hardly a legitimate call. Both our house and cell phones! Now authorities here in Ocean and Monmouth Counties are warning residents about the latest phone scam...

A onetime Long Branch resident who moved to Puerto Rico awaits a January sentencing date, for collecting his wife's Social Security payments for four years after she died.

Leaders in Washington managed to avoid putting the country over the dreaded "fiscal cliff," but the last-minute agreement failed to include a perk Americans have been enjoying for the past two years.

More than 56 million Social Security recipients will see their monthly payments increase by 1.7 percent in January.

Social Security recipients shouldn't expect a big increase in monthly benefits come January.

New Jersey Attorney General Jeff Chiesa says An Essex County man has been charged  in a state grand jury indictment for allegedly stealing more than $163,300 in governmental benefits he wasn’t entitled to by falsely claiming to be unemployed and fraudulently using two Social Security numbers.

The clock is winding down, the Department of Treasury will be switching to an all electronic form of payment.