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Volunteers report health, safety issues at the temporary Hilton homeless facility

City officials say improvements are being made.
by Michael Isaac Stein April 8, 2020 Updated April 9, 2020

Lusher’s kindergarten lottery delayed by school closure

Parents awaiting lottery results are likely deciding between multiple schools, some that may require deposits.
by Marta Jewson April 8, 2020 Updated April 9, 2020

Recovered COVID-19 patients in New Orleans area donate blood to California biotech firm working on treatment

The company has partnered with a Metairie-based research firm to collect samples from New Orleans, a national hotspot for infections.
by Leslie Cardé April 8, 2020 Updated April 8, 2020

Following five inmate deaths, coronavirus has spread to a new facility at Louisiana federal prison

The ACLU has filed a class-action suit requesting the release of medically-vulnerable prisoners.
by Nick Chrastil April 7, 2020 Updated April 7, 2020

‘The perfect storm’: amid stay-at-home order, a bleak HousingNOLA report finds New Orleans lost 351 affordable housing units in past six months

The HousingNOLA report found that the city has only added 1,274 affordable units since 2016, well short of it’s five-year goal of 7,500 units
by Michael Isaac Stein April 7, 2020 Updated April 9, 2020

Sheriff’s Office confirms 15 New Orleans inmates positive for coronavirus, advocates in motorcade protest for more releases

The number of positives jumped by 13 over the weekend. OPSO considering housing positive inmates in state prisons.
by Nick Chrastil April 6, 2020 Updated April 6, 2020

School district: Laptops, hotspots will go to students this week

The NOLA Public Schools district purchased laptops and wireless hotspots for students who need them during the six-week school closure.
by Marta Jewson April 6, 2020 Updated April 6, 2020

Judge dismisses suit seeking immigration detainee releases on technical grounds

Plaintiffs should have filed in courts with jurisdiction over the detention facilities, the judge found.
by Madeline Aruffo April 6, 2020 Updated April 6, 2020

Photos: See inside the Convention Center coronavirus medical facility and U.S. Navy housing units

The state is retrofitting the Ernest N. Morial New Orleans Convention Center to house coronavirus patients who are still in recovery and need supervision, but don't need to the acute care of a hospital setting.
by Michael Isaac Stein April 4, 2020 Updated April 4, 2020

Recent New Orleans arrestee positive for coronavirus, state Supreme Court warns a jail outbreak could be ‘catastrophic’

At least three people have tested positive for the virus while in custody at the New Orleans jail. Twenty-two Sheriff’s Office staffers have also tested positive.
by Nick Chrastil April 3, 2020 Updated April 3, 2020

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