Testimony of state’s top watchdog on concerns about N.J. Open Public Records bill
Kevin Walsh, the acting state comptroller, testified Monday against a…
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Congressman Andy Kim voices opposition to proposed N.J. legislation that puts public records access in peril
Assembly and Senate committes are scheduled to vote on OPRA revisions Monday morning.
N.J. Senate to kick off National Sunshine Week with bill that guts Open Public Records Act, ‘brings darkness’ instead
State Sen. Paul Sarlo (D Bergen and Passaic) is sponsoring…
Spending on environmental lobbying on the rise during Biden administration
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Republican bill would restrict disclosure of police body camera recordings in N.J., require consent of each subject in footage (Updated)
A new bill was introduced on Dec. 28 during the…
OPRAmachine founder to step down, hand reins to New Brunswick Today editor
Gavin Rozzi, the founder of OPRAmachine, is stepping down from…
N.J. lawmakers appear to be hitting pause on rewriting Open Public Records Act; bill targeting ‘commercial requestors’ still possible in lame-duck session
There are only four legislative meeting days left on the calendar and no public discussion has taken place on changes to the state’s Open Public Records Act.
N.J. legislators targeting Open Public Records Act for revisions during lame-duck session
Democratic State Sen. Paul Sarlo has been working behind the scenes to revamp the state’s Open Public Records Act and Open Public Meetings Act.
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