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New Orleans neighborhood power restoration estimates as of Saturday, Sept. 4

by Charles Maldonado September 3, 2021 Updated September 4, 2021

Entergy estimates that most of city should see full restoration by Wednesday; estimates not yet available for hardest-hit areas of state

The Sewerage and Water Board's East Bank Wastewater Treatment plant is back on grid power. Entergy said that service disconnections for residents with power have been temporarily suspended.
by Charles Maldonado September 3, 2021 Updated November 2, 2021

Post-Hurricane Ida evacuation plans in the works for vulnerable New Orleanians

The city is also opening a first-aid site to help ease the stress on local hospitals amid the pandemic.
by Marta Jewson September 2, 2021 Updated September 5, 2021

Evictions suspended in New Orleans due to court closures

First and Second City Courts closed through Sept. 19, but illegal evictions remain a concern. Renters who evacuated should notify their landlords.
by Madeline Aruffo September 2, 2021 Updated September 5, 2021

More of city slowly returning to grid power, including critical infrastructure

Wastewater treatment plant expected to be fully operational by the end of the day.
by Charles Maldonado September 2, 2021 Updated September 5, 2021

‘Hopefully not weeks’ for New Orleans power restoration, mayor says

City officials urge caution with gasoline-powered generators after at least 12 people hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning.
by Marta Jewson September 1, 2021 Updated September 5, 2021

Bail processing in New Orleans back online following daylong interruption

Clerk of Court Arthur Morrell’s Office is responsible for processing bond payments.
by Nick Chrastil September 1, 2021 Updated September 5, 2021

New Orleans public schools to remain closed for a week following Hurricane Ida’s blackout

School leaders are discussing a ‘timeline for a timeline’ of reopening which largely depends on the restoration of electricity.
by Marta Jewson September 1, 2021 Updated September 5, 2021

Power returns to parts of New Orleans following Hurricane Ida’s blackout

The utility is using its relatively new gas plant to generate power.
by Charles Maldonado September 1, 2021 Updated September 5, 2021

No plans for a post-Hurricane Ida evacuation for most New Orleans residents

The city will open cooling centers and water and food distribution sites around the city.
by Joni Hess August 31, 2021 Updated September 5, 2021

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