Rosie Pino Blasts Unacceptable Vote Counting Delays

Four-term local elected official and Republican Nominee for Congress in New Jersey’s 9th District, Rosie Pino, is demanding answers regarding the six-day delay in calling her primary race, and others around the country.

Pino drew a direct line between the local dysfunction in North Jersey and the slow vote counting paralyzing California’s highest-profile elections — specifically the Gubernatorial Primary and the race for Mayor of Los Angeles. Despite NJ-09 being one of the most hyper-competitive congressional seats in the nation, it remains the only race in the entire state of New Jersey left uncalled — even though every county has reported 100% of votes counted.

“Look at the absolute disaster happening in California with the Governor’s race and the chaotic mess with Spencer Pratt in the LA Mayor’s race. Nearly a week later, they are still dragging out the count. Now, we’re seeing the same slow-roll shenanigans right here in New Jersey,” said Rosie Pino. “The polls closed on Tuesday. Why are they still counting ballots nearly a week later? It is completely unacceptable, it invites fraud, and NJ-09 is the only seat left hanging in this state. What are they waiting for?”

Pino declared that fixing America’s broken election administration will be her top priority in Washington.

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Bring State Police Back to Delaney Hall

Today, Congressman Van Drew sent a letter to Governor Sherrill calling on her to bring New Jersey State Police back to Delaney Hall ICE facility to work with local law enforcement and restore order.

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Beast Coast Returns June 13 Hosted by Philly Dodgeball

Philly Dodgeball will host the 2nd annual Beast Coast Dodgeball Tournament on Saturday, July 13, at Ben Franklin High School, bringing together the top dodgeball talent from across the eastern United States for a one-day showdown to determine East Coast bragging rights.

The invitational tournament will feature competition in two divisions: Open Foam and WTNB (women, trans and nonbinary) Foam. Teams representing Boston, Cleveland, Long Island, the DMV region, New York City and Philadelphia will compete in what has become the premier dodgeball event on the east coast.

Defending champions return looking to repeat, as Long Island enters as the reigning Open Foam champion and New York City seeks to defend its WTNB Foam title.

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Rowan Finishes 18th in Division III Learfield Directors’ Cup

Rowan University Athletics has earned an 18th-place finish in the 2025-26 Division III Learfield Directors’ Cup, which recognizes the overall excellence of athletics programs based on the school’s finishes in up to 18 sports in the NCAA Championships.

Rowan, which totaled 679.50 points, owns the distinction of being the second highest-ranked public institution in the Division III standings. It also marks the second year in a row that the Profs have finished in the nation’s top 20, after garnering a 17th-place finish in 2024-25.

Among the highlights of the 2025-26 competition season for Rowan was the men’s track and field team winning the NCAA Division III Indoor Championship. It marked the 12th all-time national title for Rowan’s athletics program, and the first since field hockey’s championship in 2002. Additionally, the men’s outdoor track & field team was the NCAA runner-up at its championship in the spring while the baseball and softball teams each earned fifth-place finishes in their respective World Series appearances.

Rowan’s 2025-26 NCAA Team Finishes
Men’s Indoor Track & Field – 1st (NCAA Championship)
Men’s Outdoor Track & Field – 2nd (NCAA Championship)
Baseball – 5th (NCAA World Series)
Softball – 5th (NCAA World Series)
Men’s Soccer – 9th (NCAA Third Round)
Women’s Lacrosse – 9th (NCAA Third Round)
Field Hockey – 17th (NCAA First Round)
Women’s Soccer – 17th (NCAA Second Round)
Men’s Cross Country – 32nd (NCAA Championship)
Women’s Swimming – 32nd (NCAA Championship)
Women’s Cross Country – 33rd (NCAA Championship)
Women’s Indoor Track & Field – 47th (NCAA Championship)

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The Practical Car Tasks People Often Forget

Owning a car comes with a long list of responsibilities, but not all of them are as obvious as filling up the gas tank or booking an oil change. Lots of drivers remember the big maintenance jobs but overlook smaller practical tasks that can affect safety, convenience, and the long-term condition of the vehicle. These jobs may not take long, but they can make everyday driving much easier. This blog tells you all about the tasks you might forget; keep reading.

Checking Tire Pressure Regularly

Tire pressure is one of the easiest things to forget because tires may look fine at a glance. However, underinflated or overinflated tires can affect fuel efficiency, handling, and wear. It is worth checking the pressure at least once a month, especially when the weather changes. Cold temperatures can cause pressure to drop, while heat can increase it. Keeping tires properly inflated also helps the car feel more stable on the road.

Keeping Important Documents Updated

Registration, insurance, inspection papers, and roadside assistance details are easy to ignore until they are urgently needed. Drivers should keep physical or digital copies of key documents somewhere accessible. It is also smart to check expiration dates a few times a year. This helps avoid last-minute stress, fines, or problems during a routine traffic stop.

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Bill Strengthening Tenant Protections Advances

Legislation sponsored by Assemblymembers Gary Schaer, Eliana Pintor Marin, Ellen Park, and Gabriel Rodriguez that would strengthen protections for tenants facing intimidation based on their immigration or citizenship status cleared the Assembly Housing Committee today.

Known as the “Immigrant Tenant Protection Act,” Bill A4492 would prohibit landlords from using a tenant’s actual or perceived immigration or citizenship status as a basis for eviction, harassment, or retaliation. The bill would establish legal remedies for tenants whose rights are violated and clarify that immigration status is generally irrelevant in civil actions involving a tenant’s housing rights.

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Wanted: Suspects for Commercial Burglary

The PPD Northwest Detective Division is attempting to identify the individuals responsible for this commercial burglary.

On May 30, 2026, at 11:50am, on the 5300 block of Germantown Ave six black male offenders broke in and burglarized a business on that block. Philadelphia Police recovered local surveillance footage which showed two males break into the side door of the business. During the course of the next two hours these same two men and four additional men were seen coming and going into the business as they stole more items from an upstairs apartment and the business. They were seen driving two different style white vans during the burglary. Both have PA tags but that did not come back to that specific vehicle.

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MD Anderson at Cooper Earns FACT Accreditation

MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper has earned accreditation from the Foundation for the Accreditation of Cellular Therapy (FACT) for its Blood & Marrow Transplant and Cellular Therapy Program—marking a major milestone for cancer care in the region and advancing access to life-saving treatment for patients across South Jersey.

With this achievement, MD Anderson at Cooper is the only provider of stem cell transplant services in southern New Jersey, giving patients access to these highly specialized therapies without the need to travel to Philadelphia or central New Jersey.

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Heat Advisory until 08:00PM Friday

* WHAT…Heat index values up to 103 degrees expected.

* WHERE…In Delaware, New Castle County. In New Jersey, Mercer, Camden, Gloucester, and Northwestern Burlington Counties. In Pennsylvania, Delaware, Eastern Chester, Eastern Montgomery, Lower Bucks, and Philadelphia Counties.

* WHEN…From 11 AM Thursday to 8 PM EDT Friday.

* IMPACTS…Hot temperatures and high humidity may cause heat illnesses.

* AFFECTED AREAS: NEW CASTLE … MERCER … GLOUCESTER … CAMDEN … NORTHWESTERN BURLINGTON … DELAWARE … PHILADELPHIA … EASTERN CHESTER … EASTERN MONTGOMERY … LOWER BUCKS

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NJ Joins Lawsuit Against Trump Admin. Over Total Energies Offshore Wind Deal

New Jersey joined several states in a federal lawsuit challenging the Trump administration over the Department of the Interior’s $1 billion buyout of TotalEnergies’ offshore wind lease back in March of this year.

Other states in the lawsuit include New York, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Vermont. The seven attorneys general cited that the deal violates the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act on several fronts.

The lease buyout in March led TotalEnergies to abandon its U.S. offshore wind projects, including Attentive Energy Two located in the NY/NJ Bight. Attentive Energy was set to provide 1,342 megawatts (MW) to New Jersey, powering 650,000 homes and generating $3 billion in economic benefits.

In response to New Jersey joining the lawsuit, NJ Sierra Club Director, Anjuli Ramos-Busot issued the following statement;
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