NJ Vindicator
The long-planned, slow death of open government in New Jersey
A warning that New Jersey has eroded open government, closing public access, weakening oversight, and empowering special interests — urging reforms under the incoming governor.
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6mPress freedom groups demand dismissal of charges against journalists arrested at Delaney Hall protests
Coalition cites arrests, assaults, equipment damage, and access restrictions as concerns grow over treatment of reporters covering protests
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5mEssex County prosecutor’s sergeant charged with stealing injured photojournalist’s gear during Delaney Hall protest
The alleged theft occurred after state police rounded up protesters, reporters, and photojournalists and made arrests outside the immigrant detention facility.
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2mFormer Princeton resident accused of $2.5 million investment fraud
A former Princeton resident has been accused by the state of defrauding investors out of at least $2.5 million through a fraudulent investment scheme tied to technology and artificial intelligence ventures. Attorney General Jennifer Davenport announced Thursday that the New Jersey Bureau of Securities. has sued Xiao “Mark” Hu and two companies he controlled. Hu...
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33mFaith leaders across New Jersey urge lawmakers to pass "Polluters Pay" Climate Superfund Act
Coalition includes pastors, priests, rabbis, imams, chaplains, and other faith leaders from communities across New Jersey
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7mNew Jersey's innovation economy depends on today's STEM students
Declining math performance and growing workforce demands make sustained STEM investment essential to New Jersey's economic future.