
‘New Jersey’s youth deserve more than symbolic gestures and sporadic enforcement’ of the ban on sales

‘New Jersey’s youth deserve more than symbolic gestures and sporadic enforcement’ of the ban on sales
(NJ Spotlight News)New study tracks decline in vaping by middle and high school students

Lawmaker pushes for additional legislation and stricter enforcement of existing law

A trio of Rutgers professors presses lawmakers for tougher penalties and enforcement

Roundtable discussion on how to protect young people

The bill would update the learning standards to include the effects of THC and more.

Congressman Frank Pallone on Friday spoke to the group most affected by the growing vaping crisis: high school students.

Timothy Shoemaker is a man with a mission, a crusader warning students and their parents about the perils posed by e-cigarettes amid what federal authorities ...

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

An NJ Spotlight forum Friday focused on the state's vaping epidemic, proposed bills to ban vape products, and featured speakers on both sides of the ...

One of many startling findings the New Jersey Hospital Association details in their latest report: emergency room records show patients as young as 10 now report having used e-cigarette devices.

On Monday, Congressman Frank Pallone unveiled the Reversing the Youth Tobacco Epidemic Act of 2019 to address the youth e-cigarette crisis in the country.

The meeting comes as the number of deaths and illnesses connected to vaping continues to rise across the country.

Juul, the nation’s largest maker of e-cigarettes, announced Wednesday it will stop advertising in the United States amid widespread concerns about the safety of vaping.

Menendez wants the FDA to call for a moratorium on sales and use of all vaping products until they can determine what is causing the ...

Health advocates and students joined Pallone to introduce the Reversing the Youth Tobacco Epidemic Act of 2019.

The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids says more than 3.6 million middle and high school students used e-cigarettes last year alone.

How to pay for pensions, infrastructure, schools and medical care? Budget hearings have interest groups trying to squeeze more out of less. Ahead of the ...

A pair of bills sponsored by Assemblyman Herb Conaway would ban the sale of flavored electronic smoking products in an effort to prevent youth from ...

This week, the Food and Drug Administration began limiting the sale of electronic cigarettes, cigars and hookah tobacco to anyone younger than 18.