Clarence Lam

Some bills have either received committee approval, or are still sitting there awaiting a decision.

State Department of Labor settles suit brought by Marylanders who struggled to receive benefits

A year after lawmakers sought her removal, Tiffany Robinson heralds her handling of an ‘unprecedented’ crisis.

Few measures have managed to unite Democratic, unaffiliated, and Republican voters, the author writes.

Firm that processes billions in behavioral health claims treated as ‘too big to fail,’ auditor tells lawmakers.

Lawmaker sees ‘major debacle’ in audit of contractor that oversees health services payments.

Chair of legislature’s audit committee calls findings ‘pretty broad and big.’

Maryland’s most recent “vital” health statistics are from 2019.

The committee’s appointment process was undertaken in a rush after current Del. Al Carr (D) chose to withdraw from re-election at the last minute and run instead for County Council.

The Maryland House of Delegates gave preliminary approval to the Climate Solutions Now Act on Monday, with changes that include delaying the date for…