NJ Supreme Court: Public has right to see settlement agreements
NJ's Supreme Court ruled that the public has a right to see settlement agreements with public employees, in part because the government often lies.
Source: burlingtoncountytimes.com
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NJ Supreme Court: Public has right to see settlement agreements
NJ's Supreme Court ruled that the public has a right to see settlement agreements with public employees, in part because the government often lies.
Source: thedailyjournal.com
Alexandra Ficcadenti sued Luis Santiago over alleged harassment at cafe
Lawsuit alleged Luis Santiago, then a Bridgeton police sergeant, repeatedly harassed waitress at her job
Source: thedailyjournal.com
How Delran paid for Carli Lloyd retirement party under scrutiny
The outcry over a situation ethics experts say can be all too common in N.J. has also prompted Delran’s council president to vow reforms will be made.
Source: whyy.org
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N.J. councilman fined for conflict of interest on housing project
N.J. councilman fined for conflict of interest on housing project Updated Apr 01, 2021; A Bridgeton councilman has been fined for violating the state’s conflict-of-interest laws in relation to the sale of city land to a corporation to which had had a connection. James Edwards was fined $100 on March 19 by the local finance board and has 30 days to appeal, documents show. News of the fine was first reported by John Paff of Transparency NJ. In 2017, Edwards voted “yes” on a resolution to sell parcels of land owned to a group that planned to build the RiverGrove housing project. Edwards s...
Source: nj.com