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WOODBURY, NJ – Andrew B. Johns was officially sworn in yesterday afternoon as the new Gloucester County Prosecutor. The Honorable Benjamin C. Telsey, Assignment Judge Vicinage XV, administered the oath of office. Prosecutor Johns succeeds Acting Prosecutor Elizabeth Vogelsong-Parvin, who has led the office over the past year. “I am honored to serve my community as the next Gloucester County Prosecutor,” Johns stated. “I look forward to collaborating with the dedicated law enforcement professionals in the Gloucester County Prosecutor’s Office and our partner agencies to address violent crime, protect children from online sexual exploitation, and raise awareness about the increasing prevalence of financial scams. I am eager to engage with the community and explore innovative methods to enhance public safety throughout Gloucester County.” Prosecutor Johns also thanked outgoing Acting Prosecutor Vogelsong-Parvin and former Acting Prosecutor Christine Hoffman for their leadership of the office over the past five years. Prosecutor Johns... Read more →

Working Papers applications are online at MyWorkingPapers.NJ.gov. Employers hiring teenagers must register online to receive a unique eight-digit code and share that code with every minor they intend to hire. The teen may then visit the website to create an account and start their working papers application, entering the employer's unique code. Caregivers must review the details of the job and provide proof of the minor's age. The NJ Department of Labor will notify the teen and the business when the application is approved. Learn More Read more →

Pay Transparency is now the law in New Jersey! The New Jersey pay and benefits transparency law went into effect June 1, 2025 – know your rights! The new law changes job posting requirements for most employers in New Jersey: Job seekers and workers will now have the right to know about the pay, benefits, and other compensation programs that an employer is offering in their postings for new jobs and transfer opportunities. Employers will now have to provide this information in their postings for new jobs and transfer opportunities. Employers must also make reasonable efforts to ensure all current employees in affected departments are aware of promotional opportunities. The law covers job postings in any format, including job search websites, print advertisements, company newsletters, emails, social media and more. Pay Transparency helps job seekers know if employers compensate fairly. It also helps current workers know if they are being... Read more →

The police are investigating an aggravated assault which occurred on June 1st, 2025 in West Philadelphia. The victim told police she was walking down the unit block of South 51 st Street around 1:30 PM when a chemical was thrown on her, causing severe bums to her face and body. The victim was taken to the hospital for further treatment. After the incident, the juveniles board the El at 52nd Street and get off at 60th Street. Video recovered from the area, including video from SEPTA, does not capture the incident, but does show three juvenile males police would like to speak with. To view this video and more, visit The Philadelphia Police YouTube Channel or https://phillypolice.com/news https://youtu.be/ps-zlWilc3Y Note: This video has no audio. If you see these suspects, do not approach, contact 911 immediately. To submit a tip via telephone, dial 215.686.TIPS (8477) Use this electronic form to submit... Read more →

WHAT: Since its inception in 2015, Run with the Docs—a 5K run and a one-mile walk—has raised nearly $400,000 to support Virtua’s Perinatal Bereavement and Palliative Care Program, which helps to ensure that families who are experiencing pregnancy or infant loss have access to a multidisciplinary range of services that provide comfort and support during an exceedingly challenging time. This event is always an emotional reunion for patients, families, clinicians, and caregivers. Last year, 742 runners and walkers, comprising 43 teams, participated. Around 1,100 people representing 83 teams are expected at this year's run. Participants now have the option of fundraising for their teams. Prizes will be awarded to the team that raises the most funds, in addition to the awards given to the fastest runners by age group. “Every year, the turnout for Run with the Docs increases, and we are so very grateful for the support the community... Read more →

Sanctuary policies protect criminal illegal aliens over the safety of American citizens WASHINGTON – The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has successfully detained dangerous criminal illegal aliens in Sanctuary jurisdictions across the country. ICE agents continue law-enforcement actions, even in Sanctuary Cities. “These sanctuary politicians are playing Russian roulette with American lives. While sanctuary politicians in places like Philadelphia, Boston, Newark, and California work to thwart ICE, DHS will continue arresting criminal illegal aliens and getting them out of our country,” said Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin. “Radical sanctuary politicians need to put the safety of the American people first—not criminal illegal aliens. No American wants criminal illegal aliens loose on America’s streets and neither should our leaders who represent them.” Below are examples of a few illegal aliens ICE removed from Sanctuary Cities: SEE LIST HERE Read more →

The American Legion needs your support for VA home loans! The National Commander wrote a letter to Congress on May 21st, urging the United States Senate to take action on HR1815. Urge your Senators to Support HR1815! HR1815 will approve a one-time bailout for veteran homeowners who are struggling to make their mortgage payments and are in a delinquent status facing foreclosure or short sale of the property. The payment covered by the VA program will be placed into a secondary mortgage in a forbearance status while the remainder of the primary mortgage is paid off, and then the remainder will be paid off following the closure of the main mortgage. If implemented, this bill will help veterans maintain homeownership and financial stability, enhance the VA’s housing assistance effectiveness, and contribute to overall market stability by decreasing foreclosure rates. This legislation was introduced in response to the previous Veterans Affairs Servicing... Read more →

Affectionately known as "Little Guy" or "Sidewinder" On June 2, 2025, at Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Camden, Larry passed peacefully surrounded by his family, at the age of 63. Of Gloucester City. Formerly of South Philadelphia. Predeceased by his wife Anita (nee Rosetti) Baga. Survived by his daughters, Ashley Baga (Dave Sanchez), Brittany Baga and Christina Baga (Joe Stranahan); his cherished and adored grandchildren, Ariana and Natalee Ramos, Damien Dean Sanchez and Elena and Joseph Stranahan; his brother Lynn Baga (Helen); and his sister, Lomisa Baga. Larry was born in Seattle, WA to the late Larry Baga and Luana Bailey Baga. He proudly served our country in the U.S. Navy. Larry retired as an engineer for CSX Transportation in Philadelphia, PA. Larry enjoyed rides on his Harley Davidson, but most all, spending time and providing unconditional love to his grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to his... Read more →

MOUNT HOLLY, NJ (JUNE 6, 2025)--Burlington County Prosecutor LaChia L. Bradshaw and Mount Holly Township Police Department Acting Chief Clifford C. Spencer announced that a 44-year-old Mount Holly man has been charged with having sexual intercourse with an underage female over an extended period. Shawn R. Tracey, 44, of the first block of Parkers Mill Boulevard, was charged yesterday with 10 counts of Aggravated Sexual Assault (First Degree), 13 counts of Debauching the Morals of a Child (Second Degree), two counts of Sexual Assault (Second Degree) and one count of Showing Obscene Material to a Minor (Third Degree). Tracey, who is a deacon at Burlington Seventh-day Adventist Church in Burlington City, was taken into custody Tuesday at the Prosecutor’s Office in Mount Holly. He was lodged in the Burlington County Jail pending a detention hearing in Superior Court. The first-degree charges filed against Tracey apply to a victim under 13... Read more →