
Former quarterback Ray Lucas shares his story as spokesman for ‘Knock Out Opioid Abuse’

Former quarterback Ray Lucas shares his story as spokesman for ‘Knock Out Opioid Abuse’

There were nearly 3,000 thousand overdose deaths reported in New Jersey between April 2020 and April 2021

With New Jerseyans forced to stay at home, experts say those struggling with addiction are finding it harder than ever to stay clean.

Across the country research shows that while the overall number of kids entering the foster care system is down, more children are being taken out ...

Research shows that there is a direct correlation between addiction and other mental health disorders.

The Monmouth County prosecutor announced a program that would offer drug treatment services to inmates before their release from the county jail. The program is ...

Governor Chris Christie and First Lady Mary Pat Christie were in Morristown to honor David Scott as the 2015 New Jersey Hero. Scott has been ...

Does a two tiered system of health care mean second tier patients get second class care? An assembly hearing on the Omnia plans went on ...

Tax trouble. Why won’t the state talk more about its mistake? Bridgegate backlash. Republicans launch a new attack against the investigating committee. And prom precautions. ...

The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Team (ADAPT) is appealing to the popularity of zombies to help students make smart decisions related to their proms.

Calls for help. The recordings that show what "traffic trouble" really meant for Fort Lee. Battling heroin. The latest chapter in a growing problem. And ...

Ocean County police officers are the first to be able to carry and administer Narcan, which temporarily reverses the effects of a narcotic overdose.

Partnership for a Drug-Free NJ Director Angelo Valente says parents should keep an inventory of medications, lock them up medicine cabinets and properly dispose of ...