How Serious Are Payroll Tax Penalties?

Official figures from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) show that nearly 40% of small-scale enterprises incur payroll tax penalties. The amount usually ranges from $850 to $1,000. During the 2024 fiscal year period, the IRS handed out over 4.4 million penalties resulting from employment tax issues. These penalties amounted to almost 26.9 billion U.S. dollars in total.

According to Jacksonville payroll tax attorney Angie Smith, Esq., any payroll tax violation can have severe penalties for employers. Payroll tax penalties serve as the federal tax system’s most severe enforcement method since they impose financial burdens on taxpayers while maintaining a permanent record of their debts after their businesses cease operations.

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David Brown’s High Jump Title Leads Rowan University at NCAA Championships

LA CROSSE, WI — David Brown became Rowan’s second national champion in the high jump to highlight day two of the 2026 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field Championships hosted by Wisconsin-La Crosse.

Brown hit a PR with top effort of 2.15 meters to lead three other Profs in earning All-American honors. He is the third Rowan Student-athlete in as many years to be a national champion and 43rd all-time in program history. Noah Wampole was third (2.12 meters) and Jamile Gantt was fourth (2.09 meters) to earn first-team All-American. Damarion Potts earned second-team honors with his 14th place finish (2.03 meters).

Jason Agyemang clocked in a PR and the top time in the 110 meter hurdles prelims (13.72), which was also a meet record. Agyemang joins Kwaku Nkrumah (13.88) in the finals tomorrow. Anaias Hughes was 12th (14.42) and Val Augustin was 15th (14.63) as the duo garnered second-team All-America accolades.

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Van Drew Announces Grant for Atlantic City Airport

Congressman Van Drew announced that the Atlantic City International Airport (ACY) will receive $8,777,683 in federal funding through the Federal Aviation Administration’s Airport Infrastructure Grant program. The funding will support the construction of the new 3,800-foot Taxiway R to help strengthen airport operations.
“Atlantic City International Airport is one of the most important economic engines in South Jersey, and this investment is going to help ensure it continues growing and competing for years to come,” said Congressman Van Drew. “At the same time, my office has been in ongoing conversations with airlines to expand air service in South Jersey that will fully replace Spirit. I think people are going to be excited about what is ahead, and there will be more announcements coming soon. ACY has a strong future, and we are only going to keep building on this momentum.”
“On behalf of the entire South Jersey Transportation Authority, we thank Congressman Van Drew for securing this critical $8.7 million investment for the Atlantic City International Airport,” said Stephen F. Dougherty, SJTA Executive Director. “This funding moves Phase 3 of our Taxiway R improvement project forward and represents a major step toward bringing the airport into conformity with current aviation standards. The construction of more than 2,700 feet of grading and drainage infrastructure is essential groundwork for the future 3,800-foot taxiway and will enhance operational safety, efficiency, and long-term growth opportunities for the airport. We are grateful for Congressman Van Drew’s continued support of transportation infrastructure and economic development in South Jersey.”

Rowan Baseball Wins NCAA Super Regional

A ninth-inning grand slam by Joey Bogart propelled #5 Rowan to a 9-5 second-game win over Randoph-Macon in the NCAA Division III Baseball Glassboro Super Regional, giving the Profs the sweep in the best-of-three series and a second consecutive trip to the NCAA Championship. Rowan won the first game, 11-7, earlier in the day.

Righthander Austin Kreyenhagen tossed his second complete game of the season to earn the victory and send the Profs to Eastlake, Ohio next week. The sophomore allowed five hits and struck out five to improve his record to 8-1.

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Cops & Bobbers at Cramer Hill Waterfront Park

Practice Your Fishing Skills and Get Active

Due to inclement weather, Cops & Bobbers has been postponed to Saturday, June6th from 11 AM to 1 PM. This event provides a chance for kids to enjoy some outdoor time and try their hand at fishing with the guidance of officers from the CCPD. Fishing equipment and bait will be supplied, and there will be refreshments and activities. Join us at Cramer Hill Waterfront Park! To learn more, Click Here.

Return Your Vote By Mail Ballot Today

Don’t Wait! Return it Today and Make Your Voice Heard!

If you’ve already received your Vote By Mail ballot, now is the perfect time to return it and check voting off your to-do list. Camden County makes the process quick and convenient with 29 secure, monitored drop box locations available throughout the county. No lines, no hassle. Once your ballot is submitted, you will receive confirmation via mail. Make your plan, return your ballot, and be part of the process. To learn more, Click Here.

Sherrill, Jain Announce NJDOT’s First Design-Build Contract Award

Governor Mikie Sherrill and New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) Commissioner Priya Jain today announced Agate Construction Company, Inc. and A. Servidone, Inc./B. Anthony Construction Corp. JV have been awarded a $47.7 million contract for the Department’s first Design-Build project, the Route 50 Bridge over Cedar Swamp Creek replacement project, located in Upper Township, Cape May County.

“When I took office, I made clear that we were going to do things differently and deliver for the people of New Jersey. That means taking more efficient, innovative approaches to modernizing our aging infrastructure. The Route 50 Bridge project reflects that, by replacing this critical connection to Cape May County and key coastal evacuation route through New Jersey’s first-ever Design-Build approach. By combining design and construction into one streamlined process, we’re cutting delays, lowering costs, and delivering this long-overdue upgrade faster for New Jerseyans.”

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NJ Right to Life PAC Endorses Rosie Pino for Congress

New Jersey Right to Life PAC (NJRTL-PAC), the state’s premier pro-life advocacy organization, officially announced its endorsement of four-term local elected official, Rosie Pino, for Congress in New Jersey’s 9th Congressional District.

The high-profile endorsement draws a razor-sharp contrast in the Republican Primary, solidifying Pino as the only true conservative leader in the race who explicitly and unapologetically stands for protecting life.

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GTPD Missing Juvenile Male- Andre Streater, Jr. 5-23-2026

On May 22, 2026, at approximately 9:18 PM, 13 year old Andre Streater Jr., was reported missing. Andre was last seen at his residence in the Sicklerville Section of Gloucester Township. Andre is believed to be wearing blue jeans, a black shirt, a black jacket, is approximately 5’5″ in height and 129 pounds in weight. He is a light skin black male with dark brown hair and brown eyes. The male frequents Camden City.

If anyone has additional information or knowledge of Andre’s location, please call 9-1-1, the Gloucester Township Police Department at 856-228-4500, call the GTPD Anonymous Crime Tip Line: 856-842-5560, or send your tips via GTPD Website at https://gtpolice.com/tips. You can also contact Detective Parrone from the Camden County Prosecutors at 856-225-8400.

Missing Persons Flyer: https://assets.opspolice.network/resources/agency/140/community/flyer/pdf/20260523-Qt17YP8NwXxPBlJl.pdf

Keep it Clean NJ!

New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) Commissioner Priya Jain announced that the Department is launching an anti-litter campaign aimed at summer travelers. The main component will be flying an aerial banner over the Jersey Shore with the message: Keep it Clean NJ.

“With the start of summer, New Jersey’s highways will be filled with people driving to vacation destinations across the state – whether they are going to hike the Appalachian Trail in North Jersey or going down to the Shore to enjoy our beaches and boardwalks,” NJDOT Commissioner Priya Jain said. “Keeping our roadways, bike paths, and boardwalks clean and litter free is everyone’s responsibility. Flying a banner in the skies above the Jersey Shore, as well as over the World Cup matches, is a creative and simple way to remind millions of people to respect the environment and keep New Jersey beautiful by simply putting trash in its proper place.”