Editor's note: This article contains depictions of fake blood and injuries as part of an educational simulation. Through a hyper-realistic demonstration on Thursday, Lowell high schoolers learned the ...

Because many people my age are just now being given the privilege and responsibility of driving, my high school, Maria Carrillo High School, hosted the Every 15 Minutes program last month. I clearly ...

Every 15 Minutes is a national movement that warns high schoolers of the consequences of driving while impaired. The program started in California in the 1990s and Lane County Sheriff's Office has ...

Ferndale High School revived its “Every 15 Minutes” project this spring, partnering with the California Highway Patrol and local filmmaker Griffin Loch to produce a new “Every Fifteen Minutes” short ...

Lindsie is your northern San Luis Obispo County community reporter, covering San Miguel, Paso Robles, Templeton, Atascadero and Santa Margarita. Schools across the United States have participated in ...

Screams rang out and sirens blared as emergency vehicles rushed onto Cabrillo High’s football field Wednesday — but it was only a simulation. Lisa André covers lifestyle and local news for the Santa ...

Editor’s note: Images and depictions in this article relating to car accidents and drunk driving may be disturbing for some readers. Students at Petaluma High School gathered Monday afternoon to watch ...

An actor portraying the Grim Reaper walks through the mock crash scene at Orcutt Academy High School on Thursday during the first day of the "Every 15 Minutes" two-day impaired-driving awareness ...

FILE: A California Highway Patrol “Every 15 Minutes” program at a school in San Jose. (Courtesy CHP) The California Highway Patrol will be conducting a simulated drunk driving collision at Mission ...

AGAIN, THAT DEADLINE IS SET FOR 8 P.M. EASTERN 5 P.M. OUR TIME. WELL, IT’S A POWERFUL LESSON FOR SACRAMENTO STUDENTS ABOUT THE REAL LIFE CONSEQUENCES OF DRUNK AND DISTRACTED DRIVING. RIGHT NOW, CHP IS ...

LOS ALAMITOS, Calif– “Every 15 minutes, someone in the United States dies from an alcohol-related accident. Rest in peace…”. These are the words I heard on the intercom every 15 minutes at school on ...