Treme house demolished illegally by nonprofit that scored federal dollars to renovate it
Providence Community Housing lacked a demolition permit as it reduced a vintage house to a stack of timbers, saying the structure was too far gone.
Council questions court clerk and worker comp spending plans for coming year
Proposed budget for 2014 reflects steady-state view of city finances.
Enrollment means more money for Hynes
Increase in per-pupil funds means surplus for Lakeview charter.
Move now to turn Charity into City Hall, and work on finding other tenants from there
This opinion article was written in response to The Lens' request for ideas on how best to reuse Charity Hospital.
Wright school dealing with behavior issues
Adults patrol corner on school mornings.
Karr rebuilding plans move forward
Construction to replace Algiers school must begin by June 30.
Honore delivers startlingly radical call to action against forces destroying coast
The need to resist Big Oil and the Jindal administration's shameless pandering to it has begun to forge a broad-spectrum political alliance.
Criminal, municipal and traffic court judges all say they need more money from city
On third day of budget hearings, only District Attorney's Office says it's fine with proposed budget.
FirstLine board discusses construction
CEO notes good news in performance-grade improvements.
Firefighters say city’s safety is at risk; Sheriff’s budget far from requested
The second day of the City Council's hearings looked at 2014 budget busters.
