A Kane In Your Corner investigation finds a growing number of parents who try to get the best prices on airline seats may find themselves seated nowhere near their small children.

It was a rough debut for some new, more secure, voting machines in New Jersey, which were tried out for the first time in Westfield, Tuesday. 

New Jersey election officials are taking steps to replace the state’s outdated voting machines.

New Jersey is making $50 million available to help Superstorm Sandy victims who still have not been able to return home six years after the devastating storm.

Six years after Superstorm Sandy, hundreds of New Jersey families are still waiting for some sort of resolution to the "clawbacks" which have them owing tens of thousands of dollars in grant money back to the government.

The facility where seven New Jersey children died from an outbreak of adenovirus was recently cited for a half dozen health deficiencies, including three that were directly related to safety and infection control, federal inspection records show.

A recent court filing by Jersey Central Power and Light is practically an admission that the utility breaks the rules by pressuring customers to pay bills it knows are not their responsibility.

Anyone who has ever used a telephone may have noticed an increase in the amount of robocalls that they have received.

One of the sponsors of a controversial car recall bill is promising to rewrite the legislation, which was the subject of a Kane In Your Corner investigation.

The KIYC team takes you inside their award-winning two-year investigation, “The Animal Police,” which led state lawmakers to abolish the NJSPCA as a law enforcement agency. 

New Jersey officials have cited 29 moving companies for operating without a license.

A Kane In Your Corner report found that almost 1 in 10 bridges in New Jersey are structurally deficient. Go Inside the Investigation with the Kane In Your Corner team as they discuss what it took to put the project together.

Is the federal government doing enough to alert the public about recalls issued on automobiles?

New Jersey has hundreds of bridges across the state in urgent need of repair or replacement, and a Kane In Your Corner investigation finds it took years of neglect to get to this “State of Disrepair.”

Some users of the popular payment app Venmo were surprised to learn that by default all transaction are public.

A Kane In Your Corner investigation finds several patrons have suffered debilitating concussions while riding high-speed roller coasters in New Jersey.

Amazon Prime Day is Monday, July 16,  and the online retailer will discount more than a million products in order to entice people to sign up for Amazon Prime.

A bill that purports to protect consumers from car dealerships that sell recalled vehicles could actually provide consumers with far less protection in legal disputes, a Kane In Your Corner investigation finds.

Some New Jersey counties are asking lawmakers for a little more time to fully replace the troubled “animal police.”

New developments in an ongoing Kane In Your Corner investigation into the Belleville School District. 

The state Board of Public Utilities now says it’s powerless to help a New Jersey family get information from JCP&L.

If you're looking to send sensitive information to someone, experts says that email might not be the way to go.

Three weeks after a Kane In Your Corner investigation into alleged abuse of power, JCP&L has still not explained whose huge bill it forced a Toms River family to pay.

If your car has been damaged by a pothole, Kane In Your Corner finds your odds of reimbursement from the town, county or state are slim.

A two-part Kane In Your Corner investigation into a situation concerning overdue JCP&L bills is resonating with the News 12 New Jersey audience.

A New Jersey utility company may be abusing its power by disconnecting or threatening to disconnect service unless customers pay large utility bills for which they are not legally responsible.

LemonLaw.com has released a list of the top cars that received complaints, according to its car complaint index.

A Kane In Your Corner investigation raises questions about the financial practices of a North Jersey agency that served adults with autism.

A national mortgage company still appears to be ignoring New Jersey law in their dealings with a couple that survived Superstorm Sandy.

News 12 New Jersey viewers had strong but mixed reactions to a Kane In Your Corner investigation that looked into how New Jersey handles late child support payments.

Officials say that last year’s massive security breach at Equifax has led to a new round of unsuspecting people getting calls from fake debt collectors trying to scam them.

The Trump administration suffered a defeat this week in its efforts to get rid of a consumer watchdog agency it says has too much power.

New Jersey lawmakers have passed a bill removing law enforcement authority from the New Jersey SPCA and sent it to Gov. Chris Christie for his signature.