A new COVID spike at the jail. Laura evacuees arrested in New Orleans. NOLA Public Schools fights subpoena in Kennedy suit. And a rental assistance program has provided little assistance.
In one case, employees of a New Orleans nonprofit say they have not been allowed to work from home after potential exposure. And a complaint to LDH over the summer went nowhere.
The city's ban is not stopping people from congregating. But it is putting hundreds of businesses and even more jobs in jeopardy.
Mayor LaToya Cantrell wants to use the money for a new grounds patrol division, while the French Quarter Management District wants use it solely for off-duty NOPD patrols.
The waiver allows students to get lunch from any school participating in the program, regardless of which school they attend.
Most incidents involved domestic violence allegations, leaving officers little discretion on arrest decisions.
A new plaintiffs’ filing reveals new details about alleged grade changing at the school in 2019.
State expected $5.6 million to go to the city. $7 million worth of applications are still being processed two months after state stopped taking new applicants.
76 people in custody and 23 jail staff are currently positive for the disease, OPSO says.
The Lens and Open Campus have partnered to hold three community forums on higher education. The first is on Sept. 24. Register today.
