NJ watchdog says health benefit funds still haven’t implemented required reforms
The insurance funds had 60 days to pass resolutions adopting corrective action plans.
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New Jersey Gov.-elect announces transition committee policy ‘action teams’
Sherrill has named people to 10 teams.
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Bridgeton Schools overspent nearly $8 million on health benefits, New Jersey state audit finds
An insurance broker allegedly steered the school district away from potentially cheaper alternatives.
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Lawsuit claims Hudson Tunnel project bidding rule unfairly blocks contractor
George Harms Construction Co. filed a lawsuit on Nov. 18.
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The long-planned, slow death of open government in New Jersey
A decade of shrinking access, weakened oversight and rising secrecy has left the public shut out of its own government.
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The New Jersey State Comptroller: What the office does and why it matters
The comptroller is one of the state’s most important watchdog agencies.
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New Jersey’s war on transparency and accountability
The state’s incoming governor campaigned on transparency. That promise will soon be tested.
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Retired corrections officer wins discrimination lawsuit against Passaic County
Richard Camel said he was punished after complaining to bosses about discrimination.
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New Jersey watchdog warns proposal to weaken his office would benefit the powerful and undermine accountability
Legislative leaders want to take away the comptroller’s investigatory power.
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Watchdog: New Jersey prisons face deepening staffing crisis, growing humanitarian concerns
It’s extremely difficult for loved ones to visit prisoners.
