Cerron Cade

Cerron Cade, the former director of Delaware’s Office of Management and Budget pleaded guilty to shoplifting charges, but he will soon start his new role as Wilmington Mayor John Carney’s chief of staff.

Cade and Carney have a long history together, including his role as Carney’s campaign manager during his 2016 race for governor.

DNREC is only requesting a 1.4% budget increase from the general fund, but asks for support on legislation to increase department-wide fees.

Gov. John Carney's FY25 budget plan did not include money for additional victim service specialists in the Department of Justice, but the Joint Finance Committee is reconsidering.

Gov. John Carney opted out of recommending funding to support a clinical psychology program at DSU, but the Joint Finance Committee believes the funding should be a priority.

The Joint Finance Committee’s 2025 budget hearings open with the prospect of the state needing more money to cover its health insurance shortfall.

New data expects the state's health insurance fund to run close to a $39 million deficit by the end of the fiscal year.

DEFAC projects a slight increase of $12.8 million in revenue for the current fiscal year compared to its October prediction, as well as a $33.5 million revenue increase for fiscal year 2025

A state auditor now facing corruption and misuse of office charges is seeking a huge budget increase from the state.

The Delaware State Senate confirmed four of Gov. John Carney’s cabinet nominees Wednesday. Senators approved Nicole Majeski as the new DelDOT secretary,…