$5G donation from federated unions prompts debate by Singleton Charter directors
Members ask whether all grant applications should be reviewed by the board before they are sent out.
Voteless Lycee board meeting learns of Fete results and plans for expanding kindergarten
Attorney General has been asked for an opinion on whether job applications must be made public.
Bill backed by Mayor Landrieu would extend deadline for new civil courthouse
It also would allow court fees to fund the relocation of Civil District Court to the old Charity building.
Live blog: Senate committee considers bill giving governor more control over levee board
The bill is one of several filed in response to the levee board's lawsuit against oil and gas companies.
BP finds a friend in the U.S. Chamber of Commerce — but look who gets screwed
Small businesses were encouraged to sign on to a settlement process that precluded filing separate lawsuits. After the deadline for filing such suits, BP has tried to change the rules.
Yards paved to make un-permitted parking spaces dominate One Stop agenda
The city notified the building owner of the violations five years ago. The adjudication hearing is set for tomorrow. Fines could come to $500 a day.
Scientists fear BP blowout killed far more birds than officially reported
The high productivity of Gulf estuaries means scavengers are abundant and quickly dispose of carcasses.
Success Prep eyes tech needs and new school sign as possible uses of windfall
Elevator repair costs rise, but no students currently require its use between floors. Better school soundproofing planned.
McDonogh City Park narrows search for new management to two candidates
Newcomb Boulevard fence comes down
Newcomb will be open to traffic, though a proposal is pending to make it one-way.
