Ralph De La Cruz: Confrontational and secretive Ash Williams, the man responsible for Florida’s $120 billion pension fund, was unanimously reappointed. The question: Why?
Tag Archive | "Public Records"
With Pension Fund, Florida Chooses Not to Invest in Transparency
Published on January 20, 2012.
Published in Blog, Economy, Government, Politics
New Year Brings Hope and Moving Vans Back to Sunshine State
Published on January 6, 2012.
Ralph De La Cruz: After a miserable half-decade, 2012 offers signs that things may finally be turning around for Floridians.
Published in Blog, Economy, Housing, Immigration
Unconventional Negotiations Between Republicans and Hoteliers in Tampa
Published on November 2, 2011.
Ralph De La Cruz: Despite signed contracts, the people putting on the Republican National Convention in Tampa are demanding reduced rates and increases in fees to convention organizers from hotels.
Published in Blog, Government, Politics
Scott’s Missing E-Mails Prompt FDLE Probe
Published on August 24, 2011.
Ralph De La Cruz: Gov. Rick Scott’s discomfort with public records has been evident from the beginning of his term. Now, FDLE is investigating whether e-mails were illegally deleted.
Published in Blog, Government, Open Records
A Bit of Sunshine Returns to Florida
Published on July 22, 2011.
Ralph De La Cruz: After a seven-month face-off with the media over records and access, Gov. Rick Scott seems to have finally blinked.
Published in Blog, Journalism, Open Records
Lawsuit Alleges Crist Violated Florida Records Law
Published on October 8, 2010.
Ralph De La Cruz: Two Republican lawyers have filed a lawsuit against Gov. Charlie Crist, alleging the independent Senate candidate is in violation of Florida open records law.
Published in Blog, Open Records, Politics
Sunshine Symposium Provides Open Government Training
Published on September 30, 2010.
Video by Sophie Erber
Published in Open Records, Video
First Amendment Foundation Shines Light on Records Law
Published on September 29, 2010.
The First Amendment Foundation hosted the Sunshine Symposium in September to increase knowledge of public records law in Florida.
Published in Government, Open Records
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