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ICE Philadelphia removes PHILADELPHIA — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Enforcement and Removal Operations Philadelphia removed Giyosiddin Ergashev, a citizen of Uzbekistan, who is wanted by law enforcement authorities in Uzbekistan for fraud on May 29. "ICE is committed to safeguarding the American public and enhancing national security by removing those who evade justice in their home countries and try to find sanctuary in the U.S.,” said ERO Philadelphia acting Field Office Director Brian McShane. "The removal of Ergashev exemplifies our commitment to protect the homeland from foreign criminals." The U.S. Border Patrol arrested Ergashev near San Luis, Arizona, on Feb. 14, 2023, for entering the United States without inspection or parole by an immigration official. Following his arrest, USBP served him a notice to appear, charging inadmissibility under Section 212 of the Immigration and Nationality Act. He was subsequently transferred to ERO Phoenix and detained at the Florence Service... Read more →

Sarah Ann "Sally" Martino (nee Corsey), 83, of Westville, passed away on January 19, 2022. Sally was born in Philadelphia and has resided in Westville since 1967. She worked for the Gloucester County WIC for many years, and she was a reporter for the Gloucester City News. Sally was a member of the Gloucester County Federation of Republican Women, Gloucester County GOP, Gloucester County Executive Committee for Westville, Westville Republican Club, and the Westville Independent Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary. Sarah was predeceased by her parents William & Elizabeth Kelly Corsey; husbands Earnest Louis Martino Sr. & Andre Armbruster; her brothers Robert & William Corsey and her sons in law Jack Dechen & Chris Donoflio. She is survived by her children Ernest L. (Karen) Martino Jr. of Mantua, Theresa "Terry" (Ron) Kane of Medford Lakes, Daniel (Mendi) Martino of South Texas, Rachael Dechen of West Deptford & Kathleen (Steve) Donoflio-Davis of... Read more →

CNBNews graphic files WASHINGTON, DC (JUNE 12, 2025)(CNBNews)--President Donald J. Trump released the following statement on the White House website yesterday, "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." Here are some of the sick criminals taken off the streets of Los Angeles in recent days: Cuong Chanh Phan, a Vietnamese national and known gang member with a conviction for second degree murder. He was arrested in 1994 after participating in a gang-affiliated cold-blooded murder of two teenagers at a graduation party. Eswin Uriel... Read more →

Central Detective Division is seeking the public’s help identifying the individual seen in the following still photos. On June 10, 2025, at approximately 7:00pm, Philadelphia Police Officers were attempting to prevent protesters from interfering with an arrest in the 1000 block of Market Street when the suspect threw a traffic cone which hit an Officer in the head. Suspect Description: White male with glasses, facial hair, wearing all dark clothing. To view this video and more, visit The Philadelphia Police YouTube Channel or https://phillypolice.com/news https://youtu.be/cUIifajt5qc Note: This video has no audio. If you see this suspect, do not approach, contact 911 immediately. To submit a tip via telephone, dial 215.686.TIPS (8477) Use this electronic form to submit a tip anonymously. All tips will be confidential. If you have any information about this crime or this suspect, please contact: Central Detective Division: 215-686-3093/3094 Det. Sweeney DC 25-09-068963 For additional information and... Read more →

Digital marketing keeps changing fast, and what worked last year might be outdated today. If clicks are dropping, conversions feel stuck, or growth just isn’t showing up, it’s time for a new approach. Instead of adding more tools or dumping more money into ads, try fine-tuning what’s already there. In this article, you will learn how to step things up without burning out or breaking your budget. 1. Know the Audience (Like, Really Know It) The most effective strategies start with knowing who’s on the other side of the screen. Dive into the data. Look at search behavior, purchase patterns, and feedback. Always remember to create clear audience profiles, like age and even device usage. Marketing works better when the message fits. So instead of casting a wide net, tailor content and offers to each group’s habits and needs. 2. Stop Posting and Start Solving If a post doesn’t teach... Read more →

Washington, DC — Today, the League of Women Voters of the United States and the League of Women Voters of New Jersey issued the following joint statement in response to the indictment of Representative LaMonica McIver on federal charges brought by the Department of Justice for an alleged altercation with immigration officers outside a New Jersey immigrant detention center. “The announcement by US Attorney Alina Habba of the indictment of Representative McIver for conducting appropriate oversight function is troubling. These charges can be construed as a weapon to scare and silence those who challenge this current administration, which is inappropriate in a functioning democracy. “Representative McIver is the second Black elected official from New Jersey targeted in recent days for conducting oversight within their legal purview. This sets an unsettling and dangerous precedent that dissent and oversight will be criminalized.” Read more →

On Tuesday, June 10, 2025, at approximately 7:00 p.m., a police officer assigned to the 2nd District was assaulted while performing crowd control duties during a protest. The officer, who was in full bicycle uniform, was using a department-issued bicycle to maintain a perimeter while an unrelated arrest was taking place. During the incident, a male from the crowd, estimated to be between 100 and 150 individuals, threw an orange traffic cone, striking the officer in the head. Fortunately, the officer was wearing a bicycle helmet and did not sustain any injuries. Another officer on the scene observed the assault and was able to take a male into custody without incident. That individual was transported to the Police Detention Unit but has since been released without charges. Investigators have determined that the male taken into custody was not responsible for the assault. We are now actively seeking assistance in identifying... Read more →

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It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of John Joseph Gillespie Jr., age 59, of Westville. John completed his courageous battle with cancer surrounded by his wife and children Tuesday morning, June 10th 2025. John was born in Gloucester County, son of Dolores Gillespie and the late John J. Gillespie Sr. His memory lives on, leaving behind a legacy of love and strength. John is survived by his beloved wife Patricia of 39 years; his children, Heather Stevenson (Scott), John J. Gillespie IV, Jessica Heineman (Michael), Joseph Gillespie and Christian Gillespie, forever cherished and remembered by his grandchildren Chase, Anna and Izabelle; his eight loving sisters, as well as many nieces, nephews, extended family members and many friends who will miss him dearly. John was a proud owner and operator of BWS, an IT consulting business where he was passionate in helping everyone. There was nothing he... Read more →

When everyone's scrolling through their phones hunting for the next great meal, online reviews can turn your fish and chips shop into the talk of the town. Reviews are like digital high-fives from happy customers, building trust and pulling new folks through your door. While some might be tempted to take shortcuts like trying to buy Google reviews, the real magic comes from earning authentic feedback that shows off your shop's heart and soul. This guide has practical, human-driven ways to pile up those five-star raves for your fish and chips joint without cutting corners. From serving unforgettable meals to connecting with your community, here's how to get those reviews flooding in naturally, making your shop the go-to spot for crispy cod and golden chips. Let's dive in and make your place shine! Why Reviews Are Your Shop's Secret Weapon Picture this: someone's hungry, scrolling through their phone, searching for... Read more →

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Queens State Sen. John Liu announced his plans to support the efforts to build a casino near Citi Field. The casinos are to be developed by the billionaire Mets owner Steve Cohen, and the project is supposed to be worth $8b billion. The project will have a beneficial impact on the local community by providing jobs and local economic development. Some have questioned the need for a casino now when most games are available online, and the best crypto casinos provide all the betting options, such as on-the-ground ones. Senator’s Support Senator Liu said that he would introduce a bill that would remove the final obstacle the casino was facing. The bill will reclassify the 50 acres of asphalt parking lots around the Mets ballpark as commercial property. Currently, it’s classified as parkland. The change will allow Cohen to start building, but there are also conditions for this support as... Read more →

by Hackensack Meridian Health Newswise — According to the American Cancer Society (ACS), one in every eight men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in his lifetime. “Some patients are really good about asking questions and doing their own research,” says Mina M. Fam, M.D., MBA, medical director of Urologic Oncology, Hackensack Meridian Jersey Shore University Medical Center. “Others are not. There’s a fear of treatments that sometimes drives people not to get screened. But, in my mind, knowledge is power in this situation. The fewer surprises, the better.” There are common misconceptions about prostate cancer that are important to clarify during June, Men’s Health Month. “Some men think ‘if I have no symptoms, I don’t need to worry,’ that is very inaccurate,” says Dr. Fam. “I’ve diagnosed extremely advanced prostate cancer, even some cases where it’s spread to the bone or other parts of the body, and the patient... Read more →

CLEVELAND, OH – Rowan University Athletics earned a 17th-place finish in the final 2024-25 LEARFIELD Division III Directors' Cup standings, which recognizes the overall excellence of the athletics program. It marks the highest finish for the Profs since 1998-99 when the program garnered a fifth-place finish, and a 17th-place finish in 2005-06. Throughout the course of the year, Directors' Cup points are awarded based on a school's finish in up to 18 sports in the NCAA Championships. Rowan, which had representation in 13 NCAA Championships by either full teams or individuals, saw the baseball, men's indoor track & field and men's outdoor track & field teams register third-place national finishes, with softball finishing fifth. Rowan totaled 708.0 points in the Directors' Cup standings for NCAA Division III and was the top-finishing program in the NJAC. The Profs recently captured their fifth consecutive NJAC Cup, which signifies success for an institution's... Read more →

At approximately 5:48 PM June 10 emergency responders were dispatched to the 3400 block of South 26th Street following reports of a person in the river. Upon arrival, an adult male was located in the water. Medics arrived on scene and pronounced the individual deceased at 6:37 PM. The identity of the victim has not been determined at this time, The circumstances surrounding the incident remain under active investigation by South Detectives. Further details will be provided as they become available. Read more →

By Slim Randles | CNBNews Contributor In a few days, all those rhymers who lived in Tin Pan Alley back when Gertie was a pup will be fulfilled once again. How’s that you say? Was a love song ever written that didn’t have both moon and June in it? And the full moon will be here in a couple of days and it is our responsibility to go look at it. A full moon is probably the basic cause of most superstitions and spooky stories and maybe even a religion or two. And that’s because it shows us our world in an entirely different light than we’re used to. A moon softens the hard edges of our everyday world. It casts a pall of loveliness on rocks and water and even old cowboys. And you know this is another reason so many people are married. In moonlight, even a cholla... Read more →

On Sunday, June 8, 2025, at 4:43 p.m., officers from the Philadelphia Police 15th District responded to a report of a robbery in progress on the 6400 block of Harbison Avenue. At approximately 2:11 p.m., a suspect impersonating law enforcement entered the business and zip-tied the victim. The offender stole around $1,000 in U.S. currency and fled the scene in a white Ford E-250, heading northbound on Harbison Avenue towards Roosevelt Boulevard. The scene has been secured, and no arrests have been made at this time. The investigation is currently active and ongoing with the Northeast Detectives. Suspect Description: White male wearing black baseball cap with US flag on the front, black sunglasses, black long sleeve shirt, wearing gloves, black tactical vest with “Security Enforcement Agent”, and dark green cargo pants. Vehicle Description: A white Ford E250 with tinted windows, no window in the back, pad lock on rear and... Read more →

Kathryn (Kathy) Loughery Mitchell, 67, of Barrington, NJ, passed away at her home on June 8, 2025. Kathy was born in Philadelphia, PA, the daughter of James and Emily (Stopyra) Loughery and grew up in Stratford, NJ with her four siblings Jane, Joanne, James and Karol. She graduated Sterling High School in 1976 and married her high school sweetheart, John Vincent Mitchell in 1978. Since 1985, Kathy and John have been longtime residents of Barrington where they raised their three children, John David, Marisa and Matthew. Kathy enjoyed planting tomatoes in her garden, tending to her houseplants, relaxing in her pool and interacting with customers when she worked at Carmen’s Deli in Bellmawr. Her greatest joy, however, was her five grandchildren Benji, Reeve, Zoe, Ailish and Gordon. She is survived by her loving husband, John, children John (Yasmin) Mitchell, Marisa (Justin) Dodulik, Matthew (Nicole) Mitchell, grandchildren Benji, Reeve, Zoe, Ailish... Read more →

Even Democrats admit the tax policies in the One Big Beautiful Bill are needed and popular — but they still oppose the bill. To be clear, that means they’re opposing: The largest tax cut in history for working and middle-class Americans. A 15% tax cut for Americans making between $30,000 and $80,000 per year. NO TAX ON TIPS and NO TAX ON OVERTIME. Boosting the Child Tax Credit to $2,500 for 40 million families. Historic tax cuts for seniors. No tax on car loan interest for American-made cars. Preserving the doubled standard deduction for 91% of taxpayers. Expanding Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) to give Americans greater choice and flexibility in how they spend their money on their health. Investment savings accounts to set all newborn American kids on the path to financial security from the very beginning. Increasing the Death Tax exemption for two million family farms. Failing to extend... Read more →

The following information is preliminary and subject to change; updates will be provided as they become available. On Sunday, June 8, 2025, at 4:43 p.m., officers from the Philadelphia Police 15th District responded to a report of a robbery in progress on the 6400 block of Harbison Avenue. At approximately 2:11 p.m., a suspect impersonating law enforcement entered the business and zip-tied the victim. The offender stole around $1,000 in U.S. currency and fled the scene in a white Ford E-250, heading northbound on Harbison Avenue towards Roosevelt Boulevard. The scene has been secured, and no arrests have been made at this time. The investigation is currently active and ongoing with the Northeast Detectives. Offender: white male wearing black baseball cap with US flag on the front, black sunglasses, black long sleeve shirt, wearing gloves, black tactical vest with “Security Enforcement Agent”, and dark green cargo pants. Vehicle: A white... Read more →

WASHINGTON D.C. – Senator Andy Kim released the following statement against the Trump administration deploying 700 Marines on U.S. soil: “Deploying 700 Marines on U.S. soil against the will of local leaders and law enforcement is a dangerous abuse of power. Our military is a sacred trust meant to protect the American people, not be used by President Trump and Secretary Hegseth to strike fear into Americans. A strong and trusted United States military must remain apolitical. Trump’s escalation not only weakens Americans’ trust in their own freedoms of speech and protest but trust in what our military stands for.” Read more →

(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch announced a $4.975 million settlement today in the wrongful death lawsuit against the U.S. Government filed on behalf of the family of Ashli Babbitt, the U.S. Air Force veteran who was shot and killed inside the U.S. Capitol by then-Capitol Police Lt. Michael Byrd on January 6, 2021. Ashli Babbitt was the only January 6 homicide victim. “This fair settlement is a historic and necessary step for justice for Ashli Babbitt’s family. Ashli should never have been killed, and this settlement destroys the evil, partisan narrative that justified her outrageous killing and protected her killer,” said Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton. “Judicial Watch’s team spent years investigating, litigating, and exposing the truth about Ashli’s homicide. And credit goes to the hundreds of thousands of Judicial Watch members who supported this cause! President Trump was an absolute rock in supporting Ashli’s family and advocating for justice!”... Read more →

Photo courtesy Linvilla Orchards Saturday, June 14, 2025 | 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Don’t deny it: Food tastes better when served out of a truck. Still skeptical? Conduct your own research during the summer edition of this pay-as-you-eat food truck festival at Linvilla Orchards. More than 20 local food trucks set up shop for the day at the 300-acre family farm in Delaware County, serving up sweet and savory treats like barbecue, crepes, dumplings, Korean tacos, water ice and bacon on a stick. Plus, the 21-plus crowd can grab a drink or two at the on-site beer garden, and the littles can ride around on a train, hitch a ride on a pony or hop aboard a hayride. The event is free to attend, but advanced tickets are recommended for the activities. Where: Linvilla Orchards, 137 W. Knowlton Road, Media, PA read more Read more →

Photo courtesy CCBalloonFestival Things are looking up in Chester County. This sky-high celebration of hot air features colorful balloon rides (tethered and untethered), live bands, beer and wine gardens, food and craft vendors, a kids zone (packed with fun offerings like giant bounce houses and a petting zoo), and more. Tickets are required for festival entry, with additional tickets available for balloon rides. Bring the fam: Kids 6 years and under can enter free. Where: 101 E. Street Road, Kennett Square, PA read more Read more →

If you're a small business owner, marketer, or entrepreneur looking to get more visibility, TikTok isn't just for dance trends and memes anymore — it's a serious platform for growth. Whether you’re showcasing your products, building a brand, or connecting with younger audiences, TikTok can be a powerful business tool. Looking to download TikTok profile pics? That might be your first step in analyzing competitor branding or creating a mood board — but let’s dive into the bigger picture: how you can truly leverage TikTok to grow your business. 1. Set Up a Business Account First, switch to a TikTok Business Account. It’s free and gives you access to valuable tools like analytics, promoted posts, and the commercial music library. You can do this in your profile settings under "Manage Account." Pro tip: Pick a username that matches your brand name for consistency across platforms. 2. Know Your Audience TikTok’s... Read more →

If you're tired of posting great content and still not getting traction, it's time to rethink your hashtag game. Hashtags aren’t just a trendy accessory—they’re a gateway to visibility, engagement, and growth on Instagram. But using them randomly won’t cut it anymore. To boost your reach and stand out, you need real strategies that work. One smart move? Subscribe to real instagram views on blastup—this ensures your content gains traction from the get-go, helping your hashtags actually do something instead of sitting there ignored. Let’s dive into the hashtag strategies that can take your Instagram growth to the next level. 1. Use a Mix of Niche and Broad Hashtags Avoid sticking only to super-popular hashtags like #love or #instagood. These are overcrowded and your post will disappear in seconds. Instead, combine: Niche-specific hashtags (e.g., #veganrecipesdaily) Mid-range hashtags (e.g., #easyrecipes, #veganeats) Broad hashtags (e.g., #foodie) This strategy helps you appear in... Read more →

In 2025, short-form video continues to dominate the social media landscape. And when it comes to driving traffic, building brand awareness, and converting followers into customers, Instagram Reels is leading the charge. Whether you're a solopreneur, small business owner, or digital marketer, tapping into Reels can help you stay ahead of the curve. But success isn’t just about dancing trends—strategy, speed, and innovative visibility tools. In fact, stormlikes can boost your reels when they get uploaded, giving your content the early push it needs to get seen. Let’s break down what’s working for businesses using Instagram Reels in 2025. The First 3 Seconds Still Matter No change here: the hook is everything. Instagram’s algorithm prioritizes content that grabs attention fast. Start with motion, bold text overlays, or an emotional question. People scroll quickly—so don’t waste those crucial seconds. Pro Tip: Use bold, high-contrast text to say exactly what the video... Read more →

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 →

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 →

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LOS ANGELES CA.(JUNE 8, 2025)-- WASHINGTON - Last night, over 1,000 rioters surrounded a federal law enforcement building and assaulted ICE law enforcement officers, slashed tires, defaced buildings, and taxpayer funded property. It took the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) 2 hours to respond. Image Image Image Our ICE enforcement officers are facing a 413% increase in assaults against them. Disturbingly, in recent days, ICE officers’ family members have been doxed and targeted as well. These riots in Los Angeles and increased assaults on ICE officers come after Democrat politicians, including Hakeem Jeffries, Mayor Wu of Boston, Tim Walz, and Mayor Bass of Los Angeles, have villainized and demonized ICE law enforcement. Image “The violent targeting of law enforcement in Los Angeles by lawless rioters is despicable and Mayor Bass and Governor Newsom must call for it to end. The men and women of ICE put their lives on the line to... 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 →

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 →

WASHINGTON D.C. – Senator Andy Kim released the following statement against the Trump administration banning citizens of 12 countries from visiting the United States, and placing restrictions on a total of 19: “Trump’s travel ban is rooted in bigotry, not security. It is a sad attempt by the Administration to distract Americans from the rising prices they’ve caused, an economy they’ve put at risk, and a bill they’re pushing in Congress to take health care and food assistance from people who need it most just to hand it to their billionaire donors. “This distraction won’t make America safer; it will only further isolate and divide us. The Trump Administration has abandoned the ideals that make America a place of hope and opportunity. They should stop the distractions and focus on improving the lives of everyday Americans.” Read more →

As of this morning, the Philadelphia Police Department is actively investigating several overnight incidents that occurred across the city. All information remains preliminary and may be updated as new details become available. Additional incident reports will be shared as they are received throughout the day. At approximately 1:31 a.m. on June 5, 2025, officers from the 25th District responded to Temple University Hospital for a report of a walk-in gunshot victim. The victim, a 22-year-old male, arrived via private vehicle and was found to be suffering from a gunshot wound to the right leg. The trajectory of the injury extended from his thigh to his foot. He was listed in stable condition. The victim told officers he was shot on the 2300 block of Lambert Street while on the highway, but was unable to provide any further information. No arrests have been made at this time, and the Shooting Investigation... Read more →

On May 31, 2025 at approximately 12:45 AM, the victim was awaken by the sounds of footsteps inside her residence on the 15xx block of Kater St. The victim then encountered the suspect in the living-room area, exiting the residence. The victim discovered that the suspect gained entry to the residence through the rear garage. The victim then checked the residence, discovering several items missing, including jewelry and a firearm. To view this video and more, visit The Philadelphia Police YouTube Channel or https://phillypolice.com/news https://youtu.be/3NCr6Ipg3QQ Note: This video has no audio. If you see this suspect do not approach, contact 911 immediately. To submit a tip via telephone, dial 215.686.TIPS (8477) Use this electronic form to submit a tip anonymously. All tips will be confidential. If you have any information about this crime or this suspect please contact: South Detective Division: 215-686-3013/3014 DC 25-17-015203 For additional information and updates, visit... Read more →

Picture Credit After a triumphant Superbowl campaign in 2024, the Philadelphia Eagles enter the 2025 season with sky-high expectations. A team rich in returning talent, strategically refined coaching, and postseason experience, Philadelphia faces a demanding start that could shape its trajectory. The early portion of their schedule is more than just a series of games—it’s a revealing blueprint for how the season may unfold. With challenging road matchups, divisional rivalries, and playoff-caliber opponents, the Eagles’ ability to navigate the opening stretch of the season will provide strong clues about their championship path. Opening Weeks Will Test Philadelphia’s Depth and Focus The Eagles’ first eight games are a gauntlet that few teams would care to run. From hosting top rivals to enduring prime-time pressure, the start of the season demands sharp execution and injury resilience. The defending champions open with a marquee showdown against the Dallas Cowboys, one of the league’s... Read more →

https://www.pexels.com/photo/crates-mounted-on-wall-1090638/ Living in a bustling city often means adapting to smaller living spaces without sacrificing style or comfort. Whether it’s a compact apartment or a cozy townhouse, making the most of every square foot is essential for urban dwellers. This is where smart, creative solutions in interior design in Singapore and similar metropolitan areas come into play. Innovative approaches are helping homeowners transform limited spaces into functional, beautiful environments that reflect their personalities and lifestyles. The Rise of Multifunctional Spaces Many small city homes follow the trend of using rooms for several purposes. As space becomes increasingly scarce, more people are opting for flexible designs that can be adapted for various purposes. Therefore, designers must create rooms that are flexible enough to transition from workspaces to relaxation areas or from dining spaces to guest accommodations. Furniture plays a crucial role in this type of design. Foldable, expandable, and multi-purpose pieces... Read more →

by Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Newswise – Firearms are now the leading cause of death for children and teens in the United States, surpassing car crashes. About 30 million kids live in homes with guns and nearly 5 million live in homes where guns are loaded and unlocked. At the same time, youth mental health struggles have sharply increased, raising the risk of suicide and accidental shootings. Given this public health crisis and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommendation that healthcare providers engage families in discussions on gun safety, researchers in the Center for Violence Prevention (CVP) at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) embarked on a quality improvement (QI) initiative with behavioral health patients at CHOP’s Philadelphia and King of Prussia emergency departments with the goal of improving firearm safety conversations. The findings, recently published in the journal Academic Pediatrics, demonstrated that their new approach was successful in advancing the... Read more →

PHILADELPHIA – Areas throughout Philadelphia and New Jersey will see their air quality impacted by smoke from wildfires burning in Canada this weekend. The smoke is prompting several communities to issue air quality alerts. It is unhealthy to breathe and can be especially harmful to sensitive groups, including children, older adults, and people with lung diseases like asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. The American Lung Association offers these six tips for people to avoid lung irritation and health complications due to increased air pollution: Stay indoors. People living close to the fire-stricken areas should follow guidance from local authorities, and remain indoors to reduce breathing smoke, ashes and other pollution in the area if instructed to do so. Protect the air in your home. Keep doors, windows and fireplace dampers shut and preferably with clean air circulating through air conditioners on the recirculation setting. You can also watch this... Read more →

Gloucester Township Farmers’ Market – Summer 2025 Update! We’re excited to share that the Early Summer Session of the Gloucester Township Farmers’ Market will now be held at Veterans Park (1261 Chews Landing Road)! Thursdays from June 26 to July 24 (NO MARKET JULY 3) 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM Location: Veterans Park Join us each week for local produce, handmade goods, food trucks, live music, and more—all in the heart of Veterans Park. It’s a great way to spend your Thursday afternoons and support local vendors. Looking ahead, the Early Autumn Session will return to Harwan Park (13 S. Black Horse Pike) starting September 11 through October 2. Stay tuned—more details on the autumn market will be shared later this summer! We can’t wait to see you at the market! Read more →

The Philadelphia Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating missing juvenile Gianna Diaz. Gianna was last seen May 30th 2025, 8:00 AM, on the 19xx block of N. Howard Street. Gianna frequents the area of “I” & Luzerne Sts. Gianna is 13 years old, 5’5″, 125 lbs., brown hair, brown eyes, wearing a light blue hoodie and black yoga pants. If you have any information regarding Gianna’s whereabouts, please contact the East Detective Division at 215-686-3243 or dial 911. For additional information and updates, visit https://www.phillypolice.com/news-blotter/missing-juvenile-gianna-diaz-from-the-26th-district/ Read more →

Philadelphia’s 2025 Mini Master Model Builder, Nicky Papa, unveiled their amazing LEGO® build to vie for the first-ever title of Global Mini Master Model Builder! His sports themed LEGO creation was revealed at LEGOLAND Discovery Center Philadelphia and will be on display for guests to see through June 30th at the Center. The LEGO build will then have the amazing honor to be displayed at the one and only Home of the Brick, LEGO® House, in Billund, Denmark later this year. Nicky’s LEGO creation will be judged against other builds from Mini Master Model Builders across the globe from all twenty-seven LEGOLAND Discovery Centers and LEGO Discovery Centers, operated by Merlin Entertainments. The global winner will be announced this fall. In addition to an epic LEGO build being unveiled, a new event is also being revealed at LEGOLAND Discovery Center Philadelphia today, June 5th! The LEGO Summer of Play event,... Read more →

Free Fire known across the globe for its strategic gameplay demands players to be responsive and target their enemies with precision when it comes to close combat games no matter if you are playing solo or a part of some squad but in case if you are especially rooting for close ranged fights then in order to have a good performance throughout the game ,one of the things which stays under addressed is sensitivity settings set for that game. Sensitivity settings determine how fast or slow you can react & respond to a certain movement or attack & for close range fights having the right sensitivity can really make a decision if you are going to lose or win. Optimizing Sensitivity for Close Range Fights To achieve effective & efficient results in a close range fight in Free Fire you can totally go for it by doing sensitivity settings &... Read more →

Despite being one of the world's wealthiest nations, the United States does not rank at the top in average height. While American men average 5 feet 9 inches and women 5 feet 4 inches, several countries surpass these figures. Height differences across nations reveal insights into nutrition, healthcare, genetics, and social conditions, showing how societies influence human development. These comparisons highlight the factors that contribute to reaching full growth potential, offering a deeper understanding of how environment and lifestyle shape physical characteristics. What Are the Current Height Statistics in the US? The average height for American men is 175.4 cm (5 feet 9 inches), while women average 162.6 cm (5 feet 4 inches), reflecting decades of nutrition, healthcare, and lifestyle influences. Historically, Americans were among the tallest globally, but their height advantage has declined over the past century. While growth continued in the 20th century, the rate slowed compared to... Read more →

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As of this morning, the Philadelphia Police Department is actively investigating several overnight incidents across the city. Please note that all information is preliminary and subject to updates as new details become available. Additional incident reports will be shared throughout the day as they are received. In the 39th District, at approximately 5:31 a.m., police and fire personnel responded to 3844 Falls Road, where an adult male was pulled from the Schuylkill River. The individual was transported to Penn Presbyterian Medical Center by Fire Department medics. Central Detectives are leading the ongoing investigation. In the 24th District, a double shooting occurred at approximately 3:04 a.m. The first victim, an adult male, was transported to Temple University Hospital by police, where he was later pronounced deceased at 5:25 a.m. A second adult male victim, also transported by police to Temple Hospital, remains in critical condition. The Homicide Unit is investigating, and... Read more →

Springville Meat & Cold Storage Co., Inc., Recalls Beef Jerky/ Beef Snack Stick Products and Voluntarily Inspected Elk, Venison and Buffalo Jerky Products Due to Misbranding and Undeclared Allergens Springville Meat & Cold Storage Co., Inc., Springville, Utah establishment, is recalling approximately 15,388 pounds of heat-treated shelf-stable ready-to-eat (RTE) beef jerky/beef snack stick products and voluntarily inspected elk, venison and buffalo jerky products due to misbranding and undeclared allergens, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced today. The product contains fish (anchovies), a known allergen, which is not declared on the product label. Read more →

By Slim Randles | CNBNews Contributor It’s the heat that defines us this month. It greets us at daybreak with its promise, but in an hour or so, it bears down on our shoulders and makes us dream of shade and something cold to drink. The best thing about our hot season, however, are evenings when most of the earth cools, and that breeze slides in off the mesa and caresses our cheeks. Then it’s time to sit, and laugh, and tell stories and just be with someone we love. Then is the culmination of a day we can be proud of. Inside each of us, we silently and privately applaud ourselves, because the hot day tried us, but we did it. All day. We made it through the heat today. Made it with our hands today. Made it through to another precious June evening when we can sit on... Read more →

Please note that the following information is preliminary and subject to change. Updates will be provided as they become available. Additional incident reports will be shared throughout the day as they are received. Tuesday, June 3, at approximately 6:30 a.m., emergency crews responded to an incident in the 5th District at 4900 Ridge Avenue, where a 12-passenger dragon boat capsized. All individuals onboard were rescued by the Marine Unit. One person was transported by Medic to Temple University Hospital. There is currently no active scene, and the Northwest Detective Division is conducting an ongoing investigation. Earlier in the day, at approximately 1:40 a.m., officers from the 15th District responded to a report of multiple individuals shot near the 6300 block of Torresdale Avenue. Victims #1 and #2 arrived at the 15th Police District and were subsequently transported to Temple University Hospital by police. Their vehicle had multiple bullet strikes along... Read more →