It took six years for Kimberly James to get Road Home money to rehab her Upper 9th Ward home. This summer, she thought she was months away from inhabiting it. But in July, she learned that the city had demolished the house, concluding that not enough progress had been made in rehabbing it. She says no one told her the house had been targeted for demolition.
School considering fund-raising options.
Charter board hears report that enrollment is close to what was planned.
Join us at 12:30 p.m. Friday for an hour-long chat about New Orleans' 2014 spending plan.
The good news: A national coalition is tackling the flood insurance crisis, and Congress appears to be responding.
Walton Foundation provides financial breathing room to alternative school.
The board moved its meeting up a day without notifying the public.
School switched bus companies this year and is pleased with the change.
Join us at 6 p.m. to follow the action.
Key Democratic leaders attended a Fiscal Hawks meeting last weekend in New Orleans.
