Meals, social services and even haircuts: How one nonprofit is boosting wellness for a growing population

Call for new oversight structure and a culture that stresses responsibility

Pilot program prioritizes NJ youth with complex health needs

Monday, the Senate Education Committee held a hearing focused on discussing ways to improve nutrition in school meals.

Experts are warning of a disease on the rise. The CDC estimates roughly 30 million Americans are living with diabetes.

Tinton Falls Mayor Vito Perillo’s wellness campaign aims to encourage borough employees to exercise and maintain a healthier lifestyle. The 94-year-old is a World War ...

HomeFront, a social service agency that serves the working poor and homeless families, offers culinary classes at its Family Campus in Ewing at no cost ...

Barnabas Health and the New Jersey Devils are partnering up to provide education about athletics and nutrition to kids in an effort to create healthier ...

New guidelines to end the epidemic of addiction and death from prescription painkillers. The CDC instructs doctors treating chronic pain to prescribe a limited amount ...

A visit that, for all it's collateral congestion, has delivered a consistent message. The word according to Pope Francis: The human family trumps every social ...

In "Austin the Unstoppable" kids learn healthy eating habits through watching characters who face deciphering nutrition labels, finding ways to incorporate exercise into daily routines ...

A legal tax fight leaves online retailers crying foul. A state audit questions the spending habits of Newark City Council. And high marks for a ...

Roosevelt Elementary School staff say that feeding students breakfast has improved their behavior and capacity for learning.

Recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly known as food stamps, will see a decrease in benefits come Nov. 1. Those who work at ...