How a COVID vaccine startup with no track record landed $36.5 million from Jersey City
Bespoke-run program spent more than 11 times the amount per shot that Hudson County’s Regional Health Commission paid for its vaccine program.
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New Jersey Supreme Court to decide if public can see cop’s internal affairs file after criminal case expunged
A Jersey City police officer fired a shotgun at a party. The refusal to release his internal affairs file has prompted a legal battle over transparency.
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Researchers sue New Jersey over access to Lindbergh kidnapping records
For the past 13 months, streams of researchers from around the country have been locked out of the archive.
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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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Democracy in peril: Why you should care about the N.J. Open Public Records Act bill
The N.J. Legislature could vote as early as Monday on a bill that would gut the state’s Open Public Records Act.
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Key provision that guts Open Public Records Act remains as N.J. Legislature prepares for May 13 OPRA bill vote
The amended OPRA bill is expected to be voted on in committee Thursday, May 9 and in the Semate and Assembly Monday, May 13.
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We filed a public records request for the OPRA log from Eilzabeth, N.J., and this is what we got back
Back in November, Elizabeth Mayor Christian Bollwage complained on X…
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FDU poll: Most N.J. voters oppose rolling back public records access
4 out of 5 voters oppose changing OPRA Proposed changes…
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They’re doing it because they can: Democratic leadership in N.J. Legislature seems determined to curtail the public’s rights to know
What’s the rush to gut government transparency in New Jersey?
