The city has received nearly 400 Airbnb applications so far; more to come
More are coming in every day as April 1 approaches. That's when the city's regulations on short-term rentals go into effect.
Kids win a round in fight to keep Cabrini from going to the dogs
Gentrifiers have been fighting tooth and claw to split playing field in half.
Here’s our latest map of Airbnb applications in New Orleans
Under a law that goes into effect next month, all short-term rentals must be registered with the city.
Hilcorp seeks dredging permit a year after dragging drilling barge through shallow water
Members of the Louisiana Oystermen Association said the state should reject it because of the company’s history of problems.
Standing tall on the front lines of justice in an unjust system
Jailed for months without trial, 'James' is rescued by Public Defenders.
Here’s a map of everyone in New Orleans who has applied so far for a license to rent their home on Airbnb
The city is taking applications now. It will start enforcing the new rules on April 1.
School district outlines ethical safeguards after Lens report on ties between central office and charter group
Orleans Parish School Board members don’t appear concerned about the employees’ involvement in a charter application.
State says ReNEW Schools broke law by meeting privately to interview CEO candidates
ReNEW was formally notified of the violation Tuesday.
Orleans Parish school district broke state rules by extending charter application deadline without permission
The schedule was set by the state board of education, and districts had to get permission to divert from it.
KKK wizard David Duke’s 1990 run foreshadowed pro-Trump passion
Vintage Duke documentary to be screened Tuesday at Loyola.
