New Orleans, unlike most of the state, is relying on assurances from Entergy instead of mandating protections through regulatory action.
Some schools are planning in-person ceremonies later in the summer, others are awaiting word from local officials on restrictions.
DOC says the plan has “worked very well thus far.” The plaintiffs say inmates don’t receive adequate medical care and conditions are unsanitary.
The resolution also urges the Convention Center to release some of its reserves to support struggling hospitality industry workers.
Administration officials give the City Council more details of potential losses and how it may deal with them.
Certifying graduation data can require school officials to enter buildings and find records, a challenge during the COVID-19 school closure.
No decisions yet on worker furloughs, layoffs.
Following a Harvard study showing a correlation between COVID-19 mortality and pollution, the Tulane Environmental Law Clinic shows the link in Louisiana's most polluted parishes.
The city’s two largest charter groups were too big to qualify for the program.
Compliance director says jail is in ‘100 percent substantial compliance' with consent decree.
