underage drinking

Underage drinking still results in thousands of deaths each year, but according to a new survey, it’s not a habit picked up by every teenager in the country.

A new study finds binge drinking among high school seniors has dropped slightly over the past several years, but the rate of extreme binge drinking, when teens consume 10 or more alcoholic beverages in one sitting, is holding steady.

From Animal House to Old School, college and alcohol cultures have been intrinsically linked, however, when it comes to underage and binge drinking, advocates are trying to disassociate the two entities for the safety of many young adults.

Teens trying to buy alcohol at the Jersey Shore this summer will have a harder time of doing so with the yearly launch of the Cops in Shops program.

A town hall meeting in Perth Amboy focused on the effects and consequences of underage drinking.

New Jersey will come down hard on two bars located near college campuses. It highlights their ongoing enforcement efforts to curb underage drinking.

The sixth annual "Proms and Alcohol Don't Mix" public service announcement contest is underway for every New Jersey high school.

Drinking and driving among teens in high school is down by more than half since 1991. That's according to a report by the Centers for Disease Control.

It may be close to the end of the unofficial summer season, but the Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control is warning underage drinkers and those who help them get alcohol to think twice before buying it.

Summer at the shore means people throwing parties and going to bars, and the State Attorney General's Office wants to make sure only adults of legal drinking age are getting access to liquor.