Consumer Affairs
Contents Of Wayne Prom Dress Shop Being Auctioned By State
The state says Red Carpet Pageant and Prom in Wayne failed to deliver dresses to at least 16 customers who had paid in full or part. The transactions totaled $5,400.
Equal Rights, Equal Price? NYC Fining Salons Charging Different Prices Based On Gender
Jonathan Mintz, the New York City Commissioner of Consumer Affairs, told 1010 WINS the consumer protection law is a civil rights law that prohibits people being treated differently based upon their gender.
NJ Launches Drug Abuse Database
More than five years after New Jersey passed a law to start tracking prescription drug use, the state is launching a long-awaited database monitoring use of dangerous drugs with the intent of helping doctors spot abusers more quickly and authorities stop drug dealers.
Inspections Find Many New York City Supermarkets Overcharging Customers
Inspectors visited nearly 2,000 stores in all five boroughs and found inaccuracies on price tags, scanners and scales.
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