Employers in Delaware with 10 or more eligible employees must submit required hours and wage reports to the Department of Labor by the end of a 90-day grace period on Tuesday, March 31, in order for workers to receive benefits through the state's Paid Leave program, which began Jan. 1.
As the New Year begins, so does a major change for Delaware workers. January 1st, 2026 marks the official launch of Delaware’s Paid Family and Medical Leave program, a benefit people say will offer crucial financial support to employees during life’s most challenging moments.
Tuesday, Sept. 30, marks the last day drivers will need to pay for parking at Lewes beaches, bringing the town in line with other Delaware coastal communities that wrapped up paid parking earlier this month.
Delmar Police Corporal Keith Heacook was escorted to Delmar Sunday afternoon by police departments in Maryland and Delaware.
Work versus family. Paid versus not getting paid. Decisions that are difficult in an emergency or life-changing situation.
