Newark – Voters overwhelming voted in favor for the City’s proposed $27 million referendum today. The vote marks a shift in the way some city projects will…
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In an effort to improve bus transportation service throughout Red Clay, the district will reorganize its bus routes and move to a three-tier school…
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In their final push to sell Newark residents on the $26 million dollar referendum, city officials have sent out mailers this week. This week…
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On Tuesday night the New Castle County Council voted to raise property taxes by 15% for residents and businesses. This may surprise some.…
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Primary opponents in the Delaware U.S. Senate race, Rob Arlett and Gene Truono, to host the first of five proposed debates at the Milton…
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[media-credit name=”DelDOT” align=”aligncenter” width=”800″][/media-credit] Crews to begin work on the Route 72 / Route 40 intersection improvement project this week. Route 72 north of…
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Officials announced this morning that the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) field support office, located at 250 Gateway South Blvd., Suite 260, in…
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On Monday night the New Castle County Council voted In a 10 to 3 to reject the Fiscal Year 2019 operating budget, proposed by County Executive Matthew Meyer.…
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Wilmington’s Fiscal Year 2019 Budget is Approved; Mayor and Council President Thank Council for Its Review of the Plan and the Public for Its…
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Yesterday was a very busy news day so some items didn’t make it online. Here are some of those stories. Aetna Hose, Hook, and…
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The City has 100 jobs remaining for this year’s Career Development Program and is looking for 100 young people who want to earn a…
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Amstel Avenue may soon be a one-way street, partially. If bike advocates get their way the city may move fifteen parking spaces from South College Avenue…
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