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Juveniles in adult jail may be obstacle to city’s bid to scrap Phase III facility

With a decision on the proposed new jail building in the balance and a larger juvenile jail available, Cantrell administration reverses tough stance on placing youths in Orleans Justice Center.
by Nick Chrastil November 4, 2020 Updated November 4, 2020

DA candidates Landrum, Williams advance to December runoff election

Landrum led most of the night. The contest came down to whether Williams or former Judge Arthur Hunter would face her in December.
by Nick Chrastil November 4, 2020 Updated November 4, 2020

Brown, Parker win OPSB seats, and five other races head to runoff

Incumbent Leslie Ellison just missed the majority required to avoid the runoff.
by Marta Jewson November 4, 2020 Updated November 4, 2020

After contentious Civil District Court race, Jennifer Medley unseats incumbent Christopher Bruno

Race was overshadowed by feud between Bruno and entrepreneur Sidney Torres, who backed Medley. Other Civil District Court incumbents running on Tuesday won their races.
by Michael Isaac Stein November 4, 2020 Updated November 4, 2020

In midst of ‘unprecedented’ budget crisis, city may be leaving millions on the table, and it’s not clear why

An agreement signed by Mayor LaToya Cantrell in March purports to extend a 100-year old land trust, and a costly revenue split, forever. But council members and lawyers aren’t sure the agreement is legal.
by Madeline Aruffo November 3, 2020 Updated November 4, 2020

Mayor may have committed misdemeanor by publicizing confidential information on Civil Service Commissioner

Days after a story about the Civil Service Commission, Cantrell sent a confidential Ethics Board letter to The Lens.
by Michael Isaac Stein November 2, 2020 Updated November 2, 2020

Many NOLA Public Schools closed on Election Day

Some schools had a planned holiday while others assess damage and phone and internet outages.
by Marta Jewson November 2, 2020 Updated November 2, 2020

NOLA Public Schools closed Monday due to Hurricane Zeta damage, power issues

The district will announce plans for the remainder of the week on Monday.
by Marta Jewson November 1, 2020 Updated November 1, 2020

This year, justice is on the ballot

We have a responsibility to make our voices heard.
by Jen Schnidman and Adolfo Garcia October 31, 2020 Updated October 30, 2020

NOLA Public Schools reports 9 new COVID-19 cases, 163 quarantining

This week’s update was delayed due to Hurricane Zeta.
by Marta Jewson October 30, 2020 Updated October 30, 2020

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