The Neighborhood Housing Improvement fund will still get revenue from a short-term rental fee after the tax expires next year, but that may not make up for the lost revenue.
Municipal Court judge says that the process for such a large blanket pardon was not made clear before the council approved it.
Public health experts are highly concerned about omicron spread over the holiday season.
The potential legal violations arose when Clerk of Criminal Court Arthur Morrell sent endorsement letters to the city’s election commissioners, urging them to vote for Darren Lombard to replace him as clerk.
The final round of charter school renewals. Allegations of contract-fixing for the New Orleans "smart cities" plan. And a reform effort in state prisons has not produced the promised results.
The Orleans Parish School Board also approved one high school’s request to expand to eighth grade.
Employees in several departments will have the power to issue criminal citations for quality-of-life violations.
Sneed is suing the state parole board for illegal imprisonment, following an unusual decision to strip his parole last spring.
Cantrell administration to extend proof-of-vaccination requirement for restaurants to include anyone over the age of 5.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Charter School awaits Superintendent Henderson Lewis Jr.’s charter renewal recommendation to come Thursday.
