Ocean City plans to hire nine dedicated beach enforcement staff to enforce city ordinances this season, building on last year’s efforts to educate visitors about updated beach rules.
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City ordinance violations more than double in Ocean City.
A Millsboro mother filed a state complaint in February after staff at East Millsboro Elementary School were found to have violated federal and state special education regulations involving her daughter's individualized education plan (IEP), according to the Delaware Department of Education.
People visiting Ocean City during peak events will face higher fines for parking violations after the City Council approved a proposal to double penalties during high-traffic occasions.
The Fenwick Island Town Council is set to vote Friday on proposed updates to the town’s noise ordinance.
Dewey Beach has raised parking fines in an effort to address ongoing issues with illegal and unsafe parking in the area.
A new bill introduced in Delaware’s Senate could bring stronger protections for people living in manufactured home communities. Senate Bill 40, introduced on Jan. 10, aims to address landlord violations and improve living conditions for tenants.
The Laurel School District announced Wednesday that it is updating its disciplinary practices.
A decision in the long-running dispute between Blue Beach Bungalows DE LLC and the Delaware Department of Justice’s Consumer Protection Unit has granted partial relief to the Pine Haven owners, while upholding several penalties. The close to $800,000 in penalties were ordered to the owners in April.
The Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association confirmed to CoastTV News that it is investigating the Indian River School District football team for appearing in a local television commercial.