Kelly Waldron

Despite the warnings, this year may not be one of New Jersey's worst allergy seasons in recent history.

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Rutgers University's annual open house for New Jersey residents will take place on April 26 on the New Brunswick and Piscataway campuses.

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Tax Day is here. If you have not filed yet, you have until midnight. More New Jersey residents have chosen to file electronically this year than ever before.

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A new survey shows that many people don't have enough money saved to last them more than a month if they lost their job.

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If you are getting married, you may want to start saving. New Jersey is among the most expensive places in the country to get married according to 2013 numbers from TheKnot.com.

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When it comes to New Jersey children, certain racial and ethnic groups face considerably more obstacles on the path to achieving lifelong success. That's according to findings from a new Kids Count policy report from the Annie E. Casey Foundation entitled "Race for Results: Building a Path to Opportunity for All Children."

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Job opportunities for teens and 20-somethings are the lowest they have been in years according to a report.

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More children are getting into medicine found at home, according to a report by Safe Kids Worldwide.

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If you are flooding your children with over-exaggerated flattery in an effort to boost low self-esteem, you could be hurting rather than helping. That's according to a new study which finds that children who lacked confidence shied away from tough tasks after receiving hyped praise from their parents

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We are treating our pets more like humans these days. In fact, Americans spent an all-time high of $55.7 billion on our furry friends in 2013, and spending is expected to reach nearly $60 billion this year.

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Ignoring your child's needs when you get busy texting or paying attention to your smartphone can be detrimental to him or her in the long run, a study shows.

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It's National Consumer Protection Week and the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs has launched a "Cyber Safe NJ" website in an effort to help residents protect themselves against identity theft, invasions of privacy and other computer and internet-related violations.

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