The Home Builders Association of Delaware has filed a lawsuit challenging the legality of the City of Lewes’ building permit fee structure.
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A new open letter from the American Civil Liberties Union of Delaware argues the state is failing to meet its constitutional obligations to multi-language learners in public schools, citing years of underfunding, staffing shortages and lagging academic performance.
Delaware lawmakers introduced bipartisan legislation to formally establish DEFAC in state law, securing its long-standing role in guiding the state’s budget and financial planning.
Delaware Senate President Pro Tempore Dave Sokola is raising concerns after Gov. Matt Meyer removed longtime Delaware Economic and Financial Advisory Council member Mike Houghton, a move Sokola said could undermine the state’s budgeting process.
Delaware Senate Bill 213 was introduced on Tuesday. It changes the authority that the Diamond State Hospital Cost Review Board has in the oversight of hospital budgets.
The Delaware House of Representatives passed a bill Thursday aimed at shielding the state from a projected $400 million budget shortfall tied to recent changes in federal tax law.
Parking revenue in Rehoboth Beach dropped significantly during fiscal year 2026, falling nearly $1 million short of the city’s projected budget.
A recent performance audit of the Memorial Volunteer Fire Company uncovered multiple gaps in the organization’s financial oversight, according to a report released by the Delaware Office of Auditor of Accounts.
Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings has joined 25 states in a lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging what they call an unconstitutional freeze on nearly $29 million in federal education funding.
The City of Milford has announced that Christopher Coleman will become its next city manager, starting Aug. 4. Coleman has over 30 years of experience in municipal government, most recently serving as town administrator in Westwood, Massachusetts.