teens

We have a list of jobs for your teen to make money this summer.

The teenage years can be difficult ones, especially for children dealing with anxiety, depression and peer pressure, but a new tool may soon be available to help teens navigate through these challenges.

Job opportunities for teens and 20-somethings are the lowest they have been in years according to a report.

There's a new, dangerous game gaining popularity with New Jersey teenagers called 'Knockout.'

Teens aren't always known for making the best decisions, but a group of Jersey kids have escalated things from a simple bad choice to downright dangerous and scary.

We often hear about texting and driving or drinking and driving and about various other distractions that can happen while behind the wheel.

Teen drivers are still texting behind the wheel when they're by themselves, but a new study says having friends in the car significantly reduces the dangerous habit.

A 13-year-old New Jersey boy stole a car and crashed it when he became distracted after seeing his mother driving toward him from the opposite direction on the street according to police.

A 15-year-old girl took her own life after a heartbreaking experience with cyber-bullying.

Facebook is reportedly pursuing technology that would allow kids under 13 to have their own profiles on the social networking site. According to PCMag, Facebook is currently unavailable to children and pre-teens due to the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, which bans websites from collecting information from users under 13. How will it work?

This takes the term "mean girls" to a whole other level. Not only did these girls rob a young Girl Scout, you have to see what they say about it afterwards!

Every parent will at some point (hopefully) discipline their child. Was this Mom creative or over the line with her punishment?