Delaware Department of Justice

Attorney General Kathy Jennings announces Adolph Jay Pokorny’s nearly 50-year problematic tenure as a landlord is over, resolving a multiyear DOJ investigation.

Delaware’s Prescription Opioid Settlement Fund continues to grow, but distribution of those funds will likely not resume until next year.

The Joint Information Center — an effort involving several state agencies — found two instances of misinformation on X, which they reported.

The Department of Justice found in June the City of Rehoboth Beach violated the Freedom of Information Act during city manager Taylour Tedder's hiring process.

City manager Taylour Tedder is considering introducing an open finance portal for the city.

The Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2025, and the Department of Justice launched a new tool to help consumers, parents, and businesses navigate the impending guidelines.

The Delaware Department of Justice’s white collar criminal unit is reviewing data from the auditor’s office that alerted potential non-compliance with grant money given to Code Purple.

In a 4-3 decision made at 2:45 a.m. Wednesday morning, the Christina Board of Education voted to place Superintendent Dan Shelton on administrative leave in addition to not renewing his contract.

After the DOJ found the city violated FOIA in the hiring process, the mayor and Board of Commissioners held a public forum on the city manager position.

The Delaware Attorney General rules the Association of Coastal Towns violated FOIA requirements and must act as a public body.