Sherrill signs ethics, government efficiency, permitting and youth safety orders

Attorney general releases annual police discipline report for 2025

More than 800 disciplinary actions were recorded, including cases involving assault, drugs, and manslaughter.

Camden residents sue EMR, alleging years of pollution and fires harmed neighborhood

Attorneys will host a June 16 community meeting in Camden to answer residents' questions about the lawsuit.

New Jersey Supreme Court: Government-related emails in officials’ personal accounts are subject to OPRA

Unanimous ruling says public officials cannot shield records from disclosure by conducting government business through private email accounts.

Former NJ Spotlight News correspondent urges Legislature to reject NJ PBS award to Montclair State

Brenda Flanagan argues that the alternative proposal offered stronger protections for journalistic independence and statewide coverage.

NJ reproductive health bill raises First Amendment concerns

Free speech advocates say a liability provision could expose people to lawsuits over protected speech.