Transparency promises: easy to make, easy to break

Transparency might be the only political position that every politician supports. From the far-left to ...

NV stimulus website rockets to middle of the pack

We're #1 #25! We're #1 #25! Go Nevada! Woo-hoo!I guess when ...

Mike Montandon's funny money

Score one for campaign disclosure laws:Republican gubernatorial hopeful Mike Montandon accepted a $10,000 ...

TransparentNevada Keeping a Close Eye on Congress

(NPRI) – Are federal taxpayer dollars going to political consultants working to re-elect first-term Nevada Congresswoman ...

Policy and Process

Of all the reaction to Scott Brown's election last night, Sen. Webb hit the ...

Not even Superman...

I particularly like the sign on the door: "Spending Your Money. Go Away!"

Grade inflation in D.C.

Good government groups have released a report card grading the White House's "lobbying, ethics ...

CCSD drops the transparency ball

Another incisive piece from NPRI's Karen Gray on the Clark County School District's ...

Nevada News Bureau: Eighteen months after Gov. Jim Gibbons issued an executive order requiring the state’s financial information to be posted on an easily searchable website for the public, his quest for transparency remains a work in progress. • Read More

NPRI: Nevada citizens and state officials both will soon know a good deal more about how Silver State government is spending taxpayer dollars.

Beginning October 6, all State of Nevada employees, to procure goods or services for their department from private vendors, must first fill out and sign highly taxpayer-friendly summaries of the contracts they are proposing. • Read More