Rutgers at center of international effort to fundamentally change approach to public safety

Federal authorities claim tattoo artist from Hackettstown played key role in militia group’s actions on Jan. 6

Judges, plumbers, teachers and more are already subject to public scrutiny. Now NJ starts to allow a look at police disciplinary files

NJ Supreme Court clears attorney general’s order requiring departments to disclose all such personnel actions

Newark’s mayor joined activists who called on lawmakers to act. For decades many have sought oversight panels with subpoena power to review police complaints

Part Two: Head of NJ’s largest police union says Floyd’s death caused ‘a recruiting crisis’ and explains the opposition to certain reforms

Part One: After five decades fighting brutality, activist Larry Hamm sees change but says police act as if they ‘feel they are beyond prosecution’

Cannabis Regulatory Commission must finalize array of rules and regulations within months

Charges have been brought against hundreds of people from 40 states, including 15 from New Jersey

Princeton and Rutgers researchers sent up alarms over potential for violence brewing online, especially on Twitter