saggy pants ban

This week marks a year since Wildwood banned saggy pants on the boardwalk, and everyone appears to be conforming to the dress code.

Last year it was Wildwood. This year Point Pleasant is the latest beach town that wants to ban saggy pants.

Eric Scott was discussing the story of another NJ town discussing a possible ban on saggy pants but this time, it gets a little more interesting.

Penns Grove has followed Wildwood in approving a ban on saggy pants with a high price to pay for a fashion faux pas.

By Jeff Deminski You know how Geno's in Philadelphia wouldn't serve you a cheesesteak if you wouldn't speak English? This kind of reminds of that. Giulio's Pizza in Dunellen won't serve you if you come in with your pants sagging and your underwear showing.

The ban on saggy pants has been in effect on Wildwood's boardwalk since July 9, and so far, everyone is behaving.

After getting numerous complaints from local residents and tourists, officials in Wildwood have passed an ordinance that bans saggy pants hanging three or more inches below the waist.

Wildwood City Commissioners on Wednesday passed a law banning overly saggy pants on the boardwalk, prompted by numerous complaints from longtime visitors about having to see people's rear ends hanging out in public.

As the debate over saggy pants continues, the Wildwood City Council is set to pass an ordinance later this evening to ban people from wearing extremely droopy pants on the boardwalk.

A Jersey shore town is hoping to put a problem behind it.