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Retiring comfortably in NJ may be difficult due to high taxes and an expensive cost of living. Find out which states ranked better for retirees in a new study.

Would you believe someone if they told you New Jersey is not a high-stress state? If you don't, you're not going to believe the results of a recent study.

A new study has determined that New Jersey ranks within the top 10 states in which debt for residents is increasing the most.

When it comes to dental health, New Jersey isn't at the top of the list, but all the news isn't bad when it comes to our oral health.

New Jersey: One of the best states for single people. Embrace your independence!

If you love somewhere that's cheaper, you'll be able to go on more dates for less money which may look appealing to a potential other half. Then again, if you live in a place that's a little more expensive but offers a lot for you to do, that's not bad either.

New Jersey is EXPENSIVE. That's no secret. Unfortunately, a new survey shows it's too expensive for most to live in once they're on a fixed income.

"A new ranking that looks at housing affordability, job prospects, education quality, health care availability, and other quality-of-life measures puts New Jersey among the best states to raise a family."

Here in New Jersey, we are used to hearing bad news about our state, but this time around it's double trouble.

With our reputation nationwide, it's hard to believe that New Jersey has been named one of the best states to live in. Here are some of the reasons why.

Who said New Jersey people aren't kind? A new survey proves just how caring the folks in the Garden State truly are!

Our state is mainly made up of smaller towns, communities, beach towns, and things like that. So when we're talking about cities in New Jersey there only are a few options.