The Lens is live-blogging Friday's action in the House.
Two days after plan is drafted to trim some tax exemptions, vote count is uncertain.
"This is in its infancy," says S&WB spokesman Robert Jackson.
Join us at 1:30 p.m. to follow along and offer your own thoughts.
Lawmakers and statewide officials describe decreasing access to a governor who has cultivated alliances, but few friendships, over the years. His allies say they are satisfied dealing with Jindal's staff; others say he would accomplish more if he were more hands-on.
It would preserve $100 million that Jindal wanted to take from the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center.
Measure needs to clear Legislature, then be approved by voters and City Council.
The education nonprofit is barred from receiving federal funds after it couldn't account for $900,000 in spending.
Veto surprises ordinance sponsor; Landrieu promises to support further effort to revamp vendor rules.
The money, in some cases accumulated over years, will help balance next year's books. But what about the year after?