Murphy not on publicized shortlists for potential Democratic vice presidential candidates
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy’s closest allies are trying to promote him as a candidate for…
‘We’re in a lot of trouble’: Former Gov. Tom Kean weighs in on the health of democracy in N.J. and the nation
Former Governor Tom Kean sits down with Ian Shearn via Zoom to discuss government transparency and threats to democracy.
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 (formerly Twitter) about mayors being overwhelmed…
On Fixing the Open Public Records Act
The following post by Marc Pfeiffer is being republished courtesy of The New Jersey State Policy…
We need to fix OPRA – Let’s start here
New Jersey’s 22-year-old Open Public Records Act, OPRA, is an important public policy that has problems….
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?
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 bill that would gut the state’s…
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 a bill that would gut the…