Cooper Red Hot Gala Raises More Than $4 Million

Steel is rising in Camden, and so is the vision for the future of health care in South Jersey.

That vision will be the focus tonight as more than 1,000 guests gather at TRIAD1828 on the Camden waterfront for the 16th Annual Cooper Red Hot Gala. Since its founding by co-chairs George E. Norcross III and Philip A. Norcross, Esq., the event has raised nearly $33 million to support Cooper University Health Care and its continued expansion. This year, The Cooper Foundation expects to raise nearly $4 million.

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Yards Brewing Announces Philadelphia Oktoberfest

Prost! Yards Brewing Company announces their annual Oktoberfest celebration on Saturday, September 26th at the taproom at 500 Spring Garden. The Northern Liberties brewer will transform Yards’ expansive outdoor loading dock, along with portions of the brewery and warehouse into a Bavarian inspired beer hall for the afternoon. Head to an area normally off limits to the public as Yards goes German for the day with Bavarian food, drink, music, decorations games and more. The celebration runs from 12 Noon to 4:00pm and includes stein-holding contests, costume contest, special German food menu items – and the return of Yards famous Unter Dog Oktoberfest Lager. Tickets are on sale for $20 and up and include an exclusive Yards Oktoberfest .05-liter stein and one stein fill. Visit yardsbrewing.com for tickets and more information.

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Gloucester Township Police Is Accepting Applications

Special Police Officers assist with traffic control, court security, security details, park patrol, and transportation of prisoners. Special Police Officers work part time hours ranging up to 29 hours per week.

There is no test administered by the New Jersey Department of Personnel. Candidates are hired based on their completion of an application with the Township of Gloucester.

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SPJ Welcomes Court Order Restoring Press Access

The Society of Professional Journalists welcomes U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly’s order requiring the White House to temporarily restore press access for journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico. The 14-day restraining order is an important step as the outlets challenge the administration’s decision to bar them from the White House.

However, the order has not yet translated into restored access for all affected journalists. Reporters from the outlets remained barred from the White House grounds Thursday, including a Politico reporter whose press pass was confiscated by the Secret Service.

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Suspect for Robbery/Home Invasion in the 17th District

On September 11, 2026 at approximately 6:20 AM, the suspect was captured on surveillance video skulking around the 20th. & Morris Streets area, peering into homes and walking through the alleyways. After about ten (10) minutes the suspect spotted his prey putting out the trash and moved in. The SUSPECT forced his way through the front door of the residence and a struggle ensued. The victim valiantly fought off the suspect, who fled the residence empty handed.

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County Corrections Officer Charged After Teen Fight

FREEHOLD – A 19-year veteran Corrections Officer at the Monmouth County Correctional Institution (MCCI) has been criminally charged with facilitating and encouraging a physical altercation between his son and another juvenile while off-duty, Monmouth County Prosecutor Raymond S. Santiago announced Thursday.

Anthony R. Sanchez, 44, is charged with second- and third-degree Endangering the Welfare of a Child, second-degree Employing a Juvenile to Commit a Criminal Offense, and third-degree Aggravated Assault.

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Kicking Off Climate Week

New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Ed Potosnak kicked off Climate Week by announcing the addition of three regions to DEP’s Resilient NJ program, an innovative effort that supports teams of multiple municipalities, community-based organizations and consultants in bolstering regional resilience and making smart investments that protect homes, businesses and infrastructure from flooding and other climate impacts.

The newly formed teams in the Delaware River Sourland Mountain, Cumberland County Bayshore and Burlington County Southwest Pinelands regions bring the total number of regions to nine within the nationally recognized program.

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Daniel J. Crilly, 64, formerly of Collingswood

On September 19, 2026, of Williamstown, NJ, formerly of Collingswood, NJ, after a courageous battle with cancer. He was 64 years old.

Beloved son of the late Daniel J. and Dolores V. Crilly. Dear brother of Dolores (Michael) McCarty, Dennis (Chrisy), Patrick and Jane (Robert) Lawler. Loving uncle of Megan, Danny, P.J., Brenden, Mariah, Sarah, Leah, D.J. and four great nieces and nephews. He is also lovingly survived by his Aunt Pat, Aunt Eileen and his lifelong friends from Collingswood.

Raised in Collingswood, Dan was an avid Philadelphia sports and Penn State fan. He was a longtime carpet and flooring installer, in which he owned his company, Dan’s Flooring. Dan also enjoyed playing golf in his spare time.

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Crime Advisory: Lock Your Car!

Gloucester Township Police CRIME ADVISORY– Car burglars are back up and running, they stole FOUR unlocked vehicles with the key FOB left inside and rummaged through several other unlocked vehicles over the past week in various sections of Gloucester Township.

CRIME PREVENTION starts with YOU removing your KEY FOB and LOCKING your car every night!

If you’re witnessing a crime in progress, call 911 immediately.

Download the Bucks County Ale Trail Passport

The new Bucks County Ale Trail passport is here with all new prizes! Get your free mobile passport. Earn points by checking in at local breweries. Then, redeem your points to unlock free Ale Trail swag! Must be 21 or older to participate. Please drink responsibly.

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