fraud

Apparently, New Jersey boardwalk games are rigged.

A Red Bank man will spend more than five years in prison after being sentenced in Newark federal court for securities fraud.

The state Division of Consumer Affairs has received approximately 16 consumer complaints about baby formula price gouging to date, roughly half of them in the less than three days since a state of emergency was declared.

Customers have been experiencing a scam that offers a "little gift," a clickable URL, in appreciation for paying their March bill. Don't click it.

A New Jersey woman has admitted to running a lottery scheme that led to a number of senior citizens losing money -- to her.

A Toms River woman is among two New Jersey residents who are now heading to prison for their roles in an elaborate mortgage fraud scheme that ran for nearly two years.

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The state has taken measures, but the 9th District delegation says complaints from constituents who are victims of unemployment fraud are rising.

A Connecticut woman has plead guilty in a New Jersey courtroom to conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

He was charged for giving fictitious and misleading statements to NJMIG to lower how much premium he legally has to provide to his employees.

The owner of a Monmouth County construction and demolition business is admitting to not paying employment and personal incomes taxes to the IRS, among other illegal activity regarding finances.

A Colts Neck man faces up to five years in prison has a $250,000 fine to pay for allegedly filing a fraudulent bankruptcy petition.