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Exercise is a big part of our lives, and you find plenty of people toting a gym membership card. Joining that gym is one thing, but ending your membership can be quite another.
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Exercise is a big part of our lives, and you find plenty of people toting a gym membership card. Joining that gym is one thing, but ending your membership can be quite another.
Do you believe the U.S. is an oil importing or an oil exporting nation? Across from a gas station in Hoboken on Friday, Menendez provided the answer.
The Christmas day fire that killed three children and two of their grandparents in Stamford looms over this year's 'spring forward' reminder to change smoke detector batteries.
Officials say an email about a legal settlement bearing the logo of the New Jersey Attorney General's Office is a fake.
CBS 2 Consumer reporter Asa Aarons has more information on mobile bank apps, and the security risks involved.
CBS 2 Consumer reporter Asa Aarons has more information on consumer agencies, scam complaints and tips on how to protect yourself.
CBS 2 Consumer reporter Asa Aarons talks to one New Jersey couple who knows all too well what it feels like to be a victim of identity theft, and the negative impact it has on one's life.
CBS 2 Consumer reporter Asa Aarons has more information on what to do if you're injured or have a defective product.
The chic spring collection features items selected by Marni's creative director and founder, Consuelo Castiglioni.
New Yorkers have a history of lining up for the latest and greatest Apple gadgets when they go on sale and Apple's new iPad, revealed Wednesday, will be hitting stores in less than 10 days.
Six co-workers pooled their resources on a Mega-Millions lottery ticket, when one of them claimed a huge jackpot, the others got mad and lawyered up.
One of the victims, an Air Force veteran and former New York City firefighter, said a scammer took his personal information and collected $351,000.
Three of the most inquired about charities in New Jersey that spend the least percentage of money on their charitable programs are law enforcement groups, according to a report by the Consumer Affairs Division.
New York City's official tourism agency has a new annual goal of 55 million visitors by 2015, and they're trying to reach that by appealing to young people.
Foodies and adventurous Dr. Seuss fans take note; now is the perfect time to serve up some green eggs and ham. Emu eggs are now on sale at the Green Market in Union Square.
