Category: Trenton
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Trenton councilwoman accuses Mayor Reed Gusciora of being a pedophile. (AUDIO)
Trenton’s West Ward Councilwoman Robin Vaughn went on a tirade Saturday afternoon during a conference call concerning COVID-19 with the mayor and city council. During the call, Vaughn can be heard calling Trenton’s openly gay mayor a “pedophile” and calling the East Ward Councilman’s mother a “whore.” The outburst lasted for over 20 minutes and…
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Do you support Voter ID Laws? Take TheTrentonPost.com Poll!
Do you support showing a government ID at the polling place in order to cast a vote? Let us know in the poll below. Like us on Facebook!
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Should Trenton Lift its 8PM Curfew? Take TheTrentonPost.com Poll
Last week, Trenton Mayor Reed Gusciora said he was considering lifting the 8 PM curfew on May 1st, but just hours after making the announcement Trenton had another shooting. The city has seen a spike in violent crime since the curfew went into affect in mid-March including robbery’s, rape, and homicides. The question is being…
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Should social distancing restrictions be lifted? How concerned are you? Take TheTrentonPost.com poll
In cities and states across the country, government officials have ordered residents to stay home and put their familiar routines “on pause” to help quell the spread of COVID-19. These executive orders mean staying home from work and school for weeks on end, only mingling with members of your own household, avoiding visits with family…
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When should Governor Murphy open New Jersey back up for business? Take TheTrentonPost.com poll
Back in mid-March, Governor Murphy’s executive order shut down all non-essential businesses in an effort to flatten the curve of the corona virus. In recent days, many states have begun to slowly open back up for business in an effort to restart the economy. Here in New Jersey things are not moving so quickly. In…
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How is Governor Murphy handling the COVID-19 crisis? Take the Trenton post Poll
A Monmouth University poll released this week shows governor Murphy’s approval rating up to an almost all-time high, but many people have criticized the governor for his handling of the COVID-19 crisis. Much of this criticism stems from the lack of available testing for COVID-19 as well as the decision to close New Jersey’s state…
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Trenton Police asking your help locating two missing teens
Trenton: The Trenton Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating to area teens missing this month. Fausb De La Cruz is 16 years old with black hair brown eyes he is approximately 5’7″ tall and weighs approximately 175 pounds he has dark brown complexion with facial hair He was last seen November…
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Volunteers Needed : Mayor Gusciora and Councilman Harrison to Clean Roebling II
Trenton- Mayor and Councilman Team up for Community Cleanup In order to spur further business interest in Trenton’s vacant Roebling Complex, Mayor Reed Gusciora and Councilman Joseph Harrison will be holding a community cleanup of the area on Saturday, August 24 from 8:00 AM until 2:00 PM.670 South Clinton Ave. Assemblyman Verrelli, Assemblywoman Reynolds-Jackson (NJ-15), and…
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Mercer county Honors sheriff officer of the year
Trenton – MERCER COUNTY HONORS SHERIFF’S OFFICER OF THE YEAR – VITO V. VACIRCA III Mercer County Sheriff Jack Kemler announced the Officer of the Year for 2019 along with special awards for distinguished officers. The Sheriff’s Office annually honors its sworn officers, investigators, detectives, and dispatchers who have excelled in making Mercer County viable…
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City of Trenton modernizing its parking system
Trenton – No free parking The City of Trenton on Thursday began exciting changes to its parking system. All of the City’s aging parking meters will be replaced over the coming months with new parking technology, providing motorists with additional payment methods. “This is something we’ve been trying to do in the Capital…
