Live blog: Landrieu brings budget meeting to Central City on day 3 for District B
Public defenders continued their push Tuesday, and Algiers residents complained of new riverfront zoning.
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Government & Politics
Live blog: second day of budget town hall meeting, in Council District C
Mayor holds annual events to solicit opinions on how to spend taxpayer money for the coming year.
Live blog: Mayor Landrieu kicks off annual town hall meetings on city finances
He'll be in Gentilly at 6 p.m. Monday. Follow along here.
Case against New Orleans laborer shows a secretive ICE, lacking accountability
Judges exercise unbridled and arbitrary power over defendants with few legal protections.
A letter to the next Dylann Roof
Sure you've been screwed, white boy, but it wasn't by black people.
Firefighters to get back pay for filling jobs of superiors, dating to late 2013
Civil Service Commission today approved compromise; amount not yet known.
Landrieu administration wants to fast-track staffing changes at 911 center
But Communication District officials say it will be hard to make the Jan. 1. deadline.
See state Rep. Walt Leger at our Breakfast with the Newsmakers event
Join us at 8 a.m. June 18.
Most school lights in New Orleans are still broken despite city’s efforts
Four months after The Lens reported that 60 percent of school-zone lights in the city were broken, little progress has been made. Our latest survey, done in mid-May, showed an improvement of just 9 lights. The city promises to fix them all by the start of school. It made the same promise two years ago.
The Lens loses public records lawsuit against city of New Orleans
Judge Kern Reese said the city must review public records for private information, which can delay its response.
