Good nutrition and social connection go hand in hand. Gloucester County’s Senior Nutrition Program offers hot, nutritious weekday lunches at six locations throughout the county, along with activities and opportunities to connect with others. Deputy Director Jim Jefferson encourages eligible residents to learn more about this program, including meal site locations: https://www.gloucestercountynj.gov/1167/Nutrition-Program
Subaru of America, Inc., as part of its Subaru Loves to Care® initiative, donated $35,000 to The Cooper Foundation, its fifth consecutive annual gift supporting Camden-based patients. In support of the automaker’s commitment to its hometown of Camden, the donation aims to provide access to vital medical equipment to Camden City residents and bolster essential services provided by Cooper University Health Care.
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At approximately 8:16 p.m., officers responded to reports of gunfire on the highway along the 2700 block of South 68th Street. Upon arrival, police located multiple victims. Two of the injured males were immediately transported by responding officers to Penn Presbyterian Medical Center. A third male was treated at the scene by Medic personnel but refused further medical transport. A fourth victim arrived at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (HUP) Pavilion via a private vehicle.
The shooting scene is currently being held for processing. No arrests have been made, and no motive has been established at this time. The investigation remains active and ongoing.
The information surrounding this incident is preliminary and subject to change. Further updates will be provided as they become available.
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Today, the Camden County Police Department will help children and families beat the summer heat with “Open Gym and Swim” at the Boys and Girls Club of Camden County – Marjorie & Lewis Katz Clubhouse in the Parkside neighborhood from 3- 5:30 p.m. Officers from the Community Outreach Unit will be in attendance to join residents as they swim, play, and enjoy free refreshments, music, and more. This event is the newest addition to the CCPD’s popular Village Initiative event lineup and will take place each Wednesday throughout the remainder of summer.
“As summer temperatures continue to soar, it’s important to us that we offer activities that will keep our residents cool,” said Chief Gabriel Rodriguez. “The Village Initiative has helped thousands of our young people and their families connect with our officers, and we look forward to continuing to expand with new activities every year.”
At approximately 7:48 p.m., officers responded to a call on the 4200 block of North 15th Street, where they located the juvenile male suffering from a stab wound to the head. Medic rushed the 14 year old victim to St. Christopher’s Hospital in stable condition.
At this time, no arrests have been made, and a motive for the attack has not yet been established. The investigation is ongoing with Northwest Detectives.
The information surrounding this incident is preliminary and subject to change. Further updates will be provided as they become available.
The Camden County Police Department is looking for a missing 15-year-old from East Camden.
Quinn Hudson has been reported missing from his home on the 2000 block of Westminster Avenue. He is described as a black male, 5’7”, 110 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair and a tattoo of “Latisha” on his right arm. He was last seen wearing a beige shirt, beige shorts and black shoes. He is known to frequent North Camden and East Camden.
Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call the CCPD tip line at (856) 757-7042.
The Camden County Office of Emergency Management declared that that Camden County will be under a Code Red Advisory for the following dates and times due to projected dangerously high temperatures by the National Weather Service:
A Code Red Advisory is issued when the National Weather Service forecasts temperatures of 95°F or higher for at least two consecutive days, or a single-day temperature of 100°F or above.
Additionally, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has issued a code orange air quality alert for our region on Tuesday, July 14, and Wednesday, July 15, meaning that air pollution concentrations within the region may become unhealthy for sensitive groups, including children and seniors.
In accordance with state law, Camden County is activating their Code Red Response Plan to provide shelter and support for vulnerable populations during these periods of extreme heat. Based on that, cooling centers are being activated throughout the county to ensure anyone in need of respite can find it.
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New Jersey transit towns face a pressing challenge, balancing the benefits of walkable communities with the risks brought by increasing heavy traffic. These pressures shape NJ pedestrian safety as streets evolve to serve both foot traffic and vehicles. Urban development across the state has focused on promoting pedestrian-friendly environments, yet ongoing concerns about traffic volumes and roadway design highlight persistent safety issues. Addressing these concerns is crucial for creating safer streets and sustainable transit-oriented growth, especially when Pedestrian injuries New Jersey continue to affect residents and visitors.
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The FBI and LinkedIn recently joined forces to teach the public about employment scams disguised as legitimate opportunities.
Employment fraud is generally defined as a scheme to deceive someone into believing they have been, or could soon be, hired for a job.
“Job seekers are uniquely vulnerable—not because they lack judgement but because they’re operating in an environment where urgency and opportunity are constant,” said Rebecca L. Keithley, assistant section chief of the Financial Crimes Section in the FBI’s Criminal Division. “The goal isn’t just to respond after someone becomes a victim but to help people recognize the warning signs early enough to avoid the scam entirely.”
William I. McCray, 26, of Monroe Township, who was charged with 26 counts including sexual assault and manufacturing child sexual abuse material against multiple minor victims, pled guilty to five of those charges today before the honorable Renard L. Scott, Prosecutor Andrew B. Johns announced.
According to documents filed in this case and statements made in open court: In October 2025 a minor victim reported to police that McCray had sexually assaulted them. A search warrant was subsequently obtained and executed on McCray’s residence where CDS, drug paraphernalia, and multiple cellular phones were found.
The Gloucester County Prosecutor’s Office High Tech Crimes Unit assisted the Monroe Township Police Department in a forensic analysis of the electronic devices, where they found more than 100 images and 40 video files containing child sexual abuse material (CSAM).
A second victim was identified in the files and subsequently interviewed, disclosing they had also been assaulted by McCray.
Additional victims were also identified in the photos, videos, and chat messages. McCray was arrested at his residence on Dec. 3, 2025.
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