The New Jersey Board of Massage and Bodywork Therapy has permanently revoked Pedro “Chris” Castillo’s license following allegations he engaged in sexual misconduct with clients. Officials say this measure protects public trust in therapeutic services across New Jersey.
There was one company in a city associated with Mercer County that received an FDA citation as a result of one inspection conducted in the county in March, according to reports from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Attorney General Jennifer Davenport has issued a warning about rising investment scams on Meta’s social media platforms targeting New Jersey residents. Officials say these schemes use advanced technology like deepfakes alongside traditional tactics such as pump-and-dump operations or fake relationships. Residents are urged not only be vigilant but also report suspected fraud.
There was one company in a city associated with Mercer County that received an FDA inspection in March, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Attorney General Jennifer Davenport has announced a new Victims’ Rights Council aimed at improving support services for crime victims in New Jersey. The council brings together professionals from various fields alongside individuals with lived experience to guide policy development. Leaders say this effort will give survivors an active role in shaping how their needs are addressed.
Attorney General Jennifer Davenport joined other state officials in opposing a proposed plan for major cuts at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The group says such changes would weaken consumer safeguards against fraud during a time when scams are increasing nationwide.
Attorney General Jennifer Davenport has announced a settlement with Norwegian Cruise Line after an investigation into its handling of cancellations during COVID-19 led several states—including New Jersey—to secure payments for affected customers. The agreement includes stricter requirements on company communications going forward.
A Camden County doctor has lost his medical license after pleading guilty in federal court for illegally distributing opioids. Authorities say Edward Lundy’s actions violated multiple regulations aimed at protecting patients from improper prescribing practices. The move reflects ongoing efforts by state officials against prescription drug abuse.
Attorney General Jennifer Davenport leads a bipartisan group urging federal regulation against hidden rental fees while issuing new state-level guidelines capping application costs at $50 in New Jersey. The initiative seeks greater transparency in one of America’s most expensive rental markets.
The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement reported increases in total gaming revenues for March 2026 across casinos, internet gaming platforms, and sports betting operations compared with last year’s figures.
Statewide regulatory oversight is provided by Attorney General Matthew Platkin’s office.