Last year, prosecutors in Union County sought to force blogger Tina Renna to reveal the names of 16 county officials Renna claimed had used county generators for personal use after Hurricane Sandy. Not surprisingly, the case landed in court.
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It’s always about energizing civic discourse, no? NJ Arts News and the Princeton Center for Arts and Cultural Policy Studies are bringing four heavy hitters together this month to lead a discussion about just that. The free public forum, at …
Three cheers to our student chapter at Rutgers University for organizing an Oct. 7 seminar on the state Open Public Records Act featuring investigative reporter (and Rutgers grad) Joshua Rosenau and Walter Luers, an attorney who specializes in the state’s …
Newark filmmakers Marylou and Jerome Bongiorno are following up their award-winning documentary on the 1967 Newark riots with a new film: The Rule, which profiles the world of St. Benedict’s Prep, a highly successful all-boys school in Newark. The film …