Joseph Edelen

In a long-awaited decision, Delaware’s Court of Chancery on Oct. 30 upheld a law passed by the General Assembly during an Aug. 12 special session that came amid controversy surrounding the state’s recent property reassessment.

DOVER — It’s been over a month since the federal government shut down. The ramifications of that shutdown have resulted in numerous difficulties for Americans, including the furlough …

DOVER — Housing advocates and state leaders announced the completion of the state’s Rent Reporting Pilot Program on Oct. 28, which showed positive results for Delawareans who incorporated …

DOVER— In the next chapter of Delaware’s efforts to rectify the recent reassessment process, the state Senate will convene in a special session on Nov. 6 to consider further legislative …

The federal government shutdown has dragged on for 36 days, breaking the record for the longest such halt in American history.

DOVER — Following calls for relief from New Castle County executive Marcus Henry, the state Senate on Nov. 6 unanimously voted to extend the payment deadline for those residents’ property …

During rare hearings by the Delaware House of Representatives’ Administration and Rules committees, members advanced bills to decouple the state’s tax laws from the federal government’s and to allow House lawmakers to attend special sessions virtually.

DOVER — Since 2018, there has been a concerted effort to increase the safety of Delaware schools. That is due in part to the Delaware School Safety and Security Fund, which allocates about …

The makeup of Delaware’s General Assembly has transformed vastly since the turn of the century.

Since the start of the new century, Democrats have been Delaware’s chief executives.