Educational Services Commission of New Jersey surplus ballooned almost $70 million without a plan to use or return funds, state comptroller says
An audit showed that the Commission also improperly awarded $14…
Krystal Knapp
Krystal Knapp is the founder of The Jersey Vindicator and the hyperlocal news website Planet Princeton. Previously she was a reporter at The Trenton Times for a decade. Prior to becoming a journalist she worked for Centurion, a Princeton-based nonprofit that works to free the innocent from prison. A graduate of Smith College, she earned her master's of divinity degree from Princeton Theological Seminary and her master's certificate in entrepreneurial journalism from The Craig Newmark School of Journalism at CUNY.
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Menendez used donor cash for legal costs ahead of conviction
By Anna Massoglia. This story was originally published by Open Secrets….
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Statements from N.J. leaders after President Biden announces he is suspending his re-election campaign
U.S. Senator Cory Booker I am grateful that we have…
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Murphy not on publicized shortlists for potential Democratic vice presidential candidates
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy’s closest allies are trying to…
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Above the law? Union County officials refuse to comply with N.J. compensation transparency rules
The Office of the State Comptroller is urging New Jersey…
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Former Gov. Tom Kean weighs in on Biden reelection, says he should step aside
Former New Jersey Gov. Tom Kean Sr., a moderate Republican…
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N.J. Attorney General’s new directive limits use of baby blood samples
A federal class action lawsuit about the state’s baby blood spot program was filed in November of 2023.
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The best speech in the N.J. Legislature Monday about the Open Public Records Act (OPRA) bill
Assemblyman Brian Bergen was the most vocal opponent of the OPRA bill Monday.
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‘Today’s OPRA bill is not who we are’ says Newark mayor as his fellow Democrats vote to rollback transparency in N.J. with help from GOP
The bill was approved by the Senate 21-10, with nine senators abstaining.
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Latest OPRA bill amendments appears to remove first section of current law that supports the public’s right to know
The N.J. Legislature is rushing to vote on the bill Monday, May 13.
