The New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission, one of the main functions of which is to disclose campaign finance reports, this summer took decades' worth of them off its website.

Liza Weisberg and Mike Hayes talk about the error in New Jersey that led to registering about 6,600 noncitizens to vote.

For nearly two decades, Ed Barocas served as legal director at the ACLU of New Jersey. We spoke with Barocas about writing his memoir, his time as the ACLU-NJ Legal Director, and his hopes for the imp...

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New Jersey's system for reviewing public records request denials is broken.

The Cherry Hill school district is suing Ben Shore, alleging he has filed numerous and “vexatious” public records requests with the district.

Government transparency is critically important for preventing corruption, waste, and abuse.

Public bodies can build trust through transparency and access.

Lawyers’ pleas for extensions reveal post-DOGE staffing woes at federal agencies’ Freedom of Information Act offices.

The $60.7 billion spending plan seeks to close a $3 billion deficit while avoiding new taxes on individual residents.

The new governor has an opportunity to roll back assaults on the public's right to know.

Murphy's legacy includes gutting campaign finance laws and the Open Public records Act. The latest column by CJ Griffin.

The Legislature's bill review process shuts out the public and dissent.

Since 2020, any police encounter that ends in death in New Jersey is required to be investigated by the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General and logged into a public database that anyone can acce...