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William E. Cleary Sr. | CNBNews JEER-Four years of Joe Biden and the Progressive Democrats in Washington, and this is the result. The illegal immigrant is standing on top of a destroyed Los Angeles police car holding a Mexican flag on Sunday, June 8, 2025. The criminal is dressed like a character from a Mad Max movie with skulls on his pants and a skull mask. President Trump has authorized the deployment of U.S. Marines from the 29Palms military base. The City of Twentynine Palms, California, in the southern Mojave Desert, is the home of Joshua Tree National Park headquarters and north entrance and proud host of the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center, the world's largest Marine Corps training base. ***** Gloucester Catholic baseball players douse Coach Dennis Barth after he chalked up his 600th game. His team beat St. Thomas Aquinas, winning the NJSIAA Non-Public B Baseball Championship.... Read more →

William E. Cleary Sr. | CNBNews BROOKLAWN, NJ (JUNE 9, 2025)(CNBNews)--A heartfelt shoutout to the Mayor of Brooklawn and the dedicated members of the Borough Council for their relentless efforts in making their community one of the absolute best places to live in South Jersey! Most recently, the borough hired a contractor to build a pickleball court on the west side of the borough, right next to the Jimmy Cerrone Baseball Field. The enclosed facility will be equipped with lights and designed for accessibility for those with disabilities. The members of the governing body include: Brooklawn Mayor Jerry "Skip" Granstrom, a Democrat, who was appointed to serve a term of office ending December 31, 2026. Members of the Brooklawn Borough Council are Council President Colin MacAdams (D, 2026), John Clotworthy (D, 2025), Bruce Darrow (D, 2025; appointed to an unexpired term of office), Christina Houchins (D, 2026; appointed to serve... Read more →

Radical left lunatics are taking to the streets of Los Angeles — attacking law enforcement, hurling projectiles at police cruisers, burning vehicles, and shutting down freeways — because the Trump Administration is removing violent criminal illegal immigrants from their communities. Democrats like Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass should be thanking President Trump for stepping up and leading where they refused — and for ridding their streets of criminal illegal immigrant killers, rapists, and gangbangers. Click here to view some of the criminals taken off the streets of Los Angeles in recent days: Read more →

The Philadelphia Police Department’s Crash Investigation Division (CID) is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying two vehicles involved in a hit-and-run auto-pedestrian crash that occurred on Thursday, June 5, 2025, at approximately 9:00 p.m., at the intersection of 33rd Street and Susquehanna Avenue. A 3-year-old boy was struck by a vehicle after he ran into the street while being placed into his family’s car. Police believe that he was hit by an SUV (pictured) and potentially also by a white pickup truck. Neither vehicle stopped to render aid, and both fled the scene. Philadelphia Police Officers transported the boy to Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, where he received treatment for his injuries and was later released. The SUV was last seen in the area of 32nd and Diamond Streets. CID is actively investigating this incident and urges anyone with information regarding the vehicles or the crash to come forward. If you... Read more →

(TRENTON) - Assemblywoman Yvonne Lopez (D-Middlesex), Chair of the Assembly Housing Committee, issued the following statement today regarding proposed cuts to the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD's) budget: “The proposed $33 billion in federal cuts to HUD, including eliminating $26 billion in funding for rental assistance programs, and the introduction of a two-year time limit raise serious concerns, particularly for the many families already struggling to afford housing. These changes would be detrimental to working families that rely on Section 8 housing and could undermine housing stability for some of our most vulnerable residents. “At a time when the New Jersey Legislature is working to expand housing opportunities and tackle the affordability crisis head-on, rolling back support at the federal level sends the wrong message. We must remain committed to protecting the programs that help people remain safely housed.” Read more →

Congressman Van Drew introduced a resolution condemning the disturbing rise in antisemitic attacks across the United States. Since the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel on October 7th, 2023, antisemitic incidents have reached all-time highs across the country. The most recent attack took place in Boulder, Colorado, where a man set peaceful protestors, who were supporting hostages still held by Hamas, on fire. This resolution makes it clear that Congress fully condemns this attack as well as antisemitism in all forms. The resolution is co-led with Rep. Neguse, whose district was the site of the attack, as well as the co-chairs of the Congressional Jewish Caucus, Rep. Schneider and Rep. Nadler. Nearly 50 additional members of Congress from both sides of the aisle have co-sponsored the resolution. "Antisemitism has absolutely no place in the United States of America," said Congressman Van Drew. "If your idea of a political protest is threatening,... Read more →

The Board of Commissioners will unveil the newly renovated William G. Rohrer Children’s Playground at Cooper River Park. The playground on North Park Drive in Pennsauken is a significant amenity, garnering more visitors than any other playground in the county’s 4,100 acres of parkland. “This playground has been well loved for many years, so it was time for some much-needed upgrades,” said Commissioner Jeffrey Nash, liaison to the Parks Department. “We know how much this playground means to this community, and we are thrilled to welcome the public back, just in time for summer.” The $2.5 million project consisted of: Installation of new playground and fitness areas Including poured-in-place rubber with an underdrain system. Construction of new concrete sidewalks for pedestrian circulation. Construction of park amenities, including drinking fountain, waste receptacles, shade structure, picnic tables and benches. Electrical and plumbing utility work for the installation of the new irrigation system... Read more →

PRINCETON, NJ - For the fifth consecutive year, Rowan University Athletics is the recipient of the NJAC Cup, earning the conference's award that represents overall success for an institution's athletic program during the year of conference competition. The 2024-25 win is also Rowan's seventh in the eight years the award. It was presented to Rowan's coaches and incoming director of athletics Shawn Tucker at the league's annual Awards Brunch at the Hyatt Regency. In 2024-25 the Profs won regular-season titles in field hockey, men's soccer and softball and won the NJAC Championship meets in women's cross country, men's cross country, men's indoor track & field and men's outdoor track & field. Rowan amassed 130 out of a possible 148 points, or a league-best 87.8 percent. Although not counting in the standings, Rowan captured the tournament title in softball. Rowan Athletics previously earned the NJAC Cup in 2023-24, 2022-23, 2021-22, 2018-19... Read more →

Gloucester Township, New Jersey) - Amanda Esposito and Gerard “Jerry” McManus, Republican candidates for New Jersey’s 4th Legislative District, issued a joint statement today condemning the New Jersey Democrats’ plan, backed by Assemblymen Dan Hutchison (D-4) and Cody Miller (D-4), to provide a $100 bill credit to ratepayers as a woefully inadequate response to the state’s escalating energy cost crisis. The candidates argue that this one-time relief, announced by Governor Phil Murphy and Democratic leadership, including Hutchison and Miller, fails to address the root causes of skyrocketing electric bills, which they attribute to flawed state energy policies championed by the Democratic incumbents. “Families in the 4th District are being crushed by a 17-20% rate hike, and Assemblymen Hutchison and Miller think a $100 credit is enough? It’s a Band-Aid on a crisis they helped create,” said Amanda Esposito. “Their support for aggressive electrification and the closure of reliable power plants... Read more →

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