After being sued under the federal Freedom of Information Act, the U.S. Army has agreed to release unredacted copies of…

The fight surrounding an amendment to Utah’s open government law ended Friday when the state legislature passed a bill that…

The public's First Amendment right to access court proceedings is not violated by the sealing provision of the False Claims…

Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press Executive Director Lucy A. Dalglish and members of the openness community today met…

A blogger’s request to overturn a jury verdict ordering him to pay $60,000 in damages for truthful comments that got…

A U.S. district court on Friday held in Asgeirsson v. Abbott that the Texas Open Meetings Act does not violate…

The San Francisco Police Department in the past 10 months has revoked several press passes previously granted to online media…

A federal judge ended a lengthy legal battle that centered around a reporter's confidential sources yesterday when he dismissed a…

Rap concert organizers did not violate a police official’s privacy when they recorded the officer’s backstage comments and included them…

The U.S. Court of Appeals in San Francisco (9th Cir.) reaffirmed a sweeping protection of speech earlier this week, denying…