Smoking

Most South Jersey residents expressed disappointment with smoking being given the green light to return to the casinos.

From smoking to gambling, New Jersey apparently has a lot of vices. In fact, we're Top 5 in the whole United States for having bad habits, according to a new study.

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Remember last year when the state announced the smoking ban on all Jersey beaches? Well, don't light up now. It officially takes effect on January 16th.

Every day we are made aware of the dangers of smoking, but what about the benefits of quitting. Several greatly beneficial things begin to happen to your body. Below are five great benefits you will see if you stop smoking.

As of today, New Jersey law requires smokers to be a minimum of 21 years of age.

Another bill to increase the smoking age in New Jersey to 21 has found its way to Gov. Chris Christie's desk once again, thanks to NJ lawmakers.

Longport officially joins the list of Jersey Shore towns banning smoking on their beaches and other public spaces.

Kevin in Glassboro has just started dating Renee, but her BAD HABIT might cause Kevin to break up with her and move on.

We all know that smoking cigarettes has long lasting negative effects on our body.  However, if it you're not a smoker, it  doesn't mean you are in the clear!

Legislation to potentially ban smoking at New Jersey's public beaches and parks has taken another step forward.

New study reports that people who give up cigarettes all at once are more successful than those who give it up gradually.