Camden County releases weekly newsletter with updates and upcoming events
Camden County has released its latest weekly newsletter featuring local news and upcoming events. The update includes information about festivals and town hall meetings. Residents are encouraged to subscribe for regular community updates.
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Camden County issues Code Blue advisory for April 7-9 due to low temperatures
Camden County has issued a Code Blue Advisory from April 7 through April 9 due to predicted freezing temperatures. Officials urge residents—especially vulnerable groups—to seek shelter and follow winter safety tips. Warming centers are available throughout the county.
Donald Norcross criticizes Trump’s budget proposals and calls for accountability
On April 7, Congressman Donald Norcross posted several tweets criticizing President Trump’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2027 and calling for congressional action regarding presidential conduct.
New Jersey small business owner discusses OSHA rule on NFIB podcast
Kevin Ciak, a New Jersey business owner, spoke on NFIB’s podcast about concerns over a proposed OSHA rule requiring more record-keeping for heat safety measures. He explained how these changes could impact small businesses like his.
Bucco and Tiver introduce bill to aid Highlands and Pinelands school districts facing funding cuts
Senators Anthony M. Bucco and Latham Tiver introduced legislation offering additional state aid for school districts affected by development restrictions in New Jersey’s Highlands and Pinelands areas. The bill aims to help communities facing financial challenges under current school funding rules.
Donald Norcross addresses NASA funding cuts and NATO anniversary in recent posts
Congressman Donald Norcross posted about proposed NASA budget cuts following Artemis II’s launch and marked NATO’s founding anniversary between April 3–5, 2026.
Camden City homicides down 90% from 2012
Homicides have fallen sharply—by ninety percent—in Camden City since reforms began over ten years ago according to recent police data released April 3rd. Officials credit policing strategies combined with partnerships among government agencies and nonprofits for driving reductions across all categories of violent crime.
I-295 southbound in Bellmawr to close for overnight work March 25 and 26
I-295 southbound ramps in Bellmawr will close overnight on March 25 and March 26 for construction tied to the Direct Connection project. Motorists should follow posted detours while bridge steel installation and retaining wall work takes place.
O’Scanlon raises concerns over $500 million Newark school lease in letter to state officials
Senator Declan O’Scanlon has questioned a proposed $500 million Newark schools lease due to its high cost per student. His letter urges state officials to review how taxpayer money will be spent on this project. The issue highlights ongoing scrutiny over educational spending in New Jersey.