The General Assembly is preparing for a special session this summer as public backlash mounts over New Castle County’s recently issued property tax bills. According to House Majority Caucus Director of Communications Jenevieve Worley, a firm date for the session has not yet been announced.
The legislation seeks to add capital punishment to the list of penalties prohibited under the Delaware Constitution. Lawmakers say the new amendment aims to prevent its return.
Delaware will officially begin legal adult-use marijuana sales on Aug. 1, marking a major milestone in the state’s cannabis legalization efforts.
In the final hours of the year in the 153rd General Assembly, a compromise between Democrats and Republicans results in Governor Matt Meyer (D) signing into law Senate Bill 159.
Monday is the final day of 2025 part of the 153rd session of Delaware's General Assembly. Here are several that generated attention.
Two consumer protection bills are headed to the governor’s desk after passing through the Delaware General Assembly this week.
A bill passed in the Delaware General Assembly divides Selbyville into four election districts for Town Council representation.
A new bill in Delaware’s General Assembly would prevent the City of Milford from using eminent domain to take private land for recreational use, following a high-profile local dispute last year.
A Milton woman says a plea for help to her state representative turned into confusion after her medical complaint was mistakenly routed to Child Support Services. The misstep has raised new concerns about the ongoing absence of Rep. Stell Parker Selby.
Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings has issued a strong statement opposing the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement tactics.
