New Jersey’s residents have been noticing an unfortunate growing trend of heroin and opiate abuse over the last several years with no sign of stopping any time soon. In fact, last year there were an estimated 740 deaths

Edison Mayor Thomas Lankey is among the latest of local and national politicians dealing with a child battling a drug problem. Heroin addiction is real and it is prevalent in New Jersey. Despite popular belief, heroin is no

New Jersey state law enforcement, in conjunction with Pennsylvania and New York, have identified three highly lethal brands of heroin that are currently on our streets that have been responsible for at least six overdose deaths recently. According to

Heroin addiction can be an overwhelming and powerless feeling. If untreated, heroin addiction can often to lead to a life of crime and eventually even death. For your convenience, below, we have complied a listed some common symptoms of

Heroin use has been on a steady rise throughout New Jersey with a combination of urban city areas and suburbs playing host to the growing epidemic.  Some of the biggest counties affected include Ocean County, Monmouth County and