Angola prisoner Bobby Sneed sued the state parole board after it rescinded his release order, charging that the board and its director ignored procedure and law to retaliate against him for going public with his case.
Video provided to The Lens appears to show that EMTs were prioritizing the patient above camera access, but critics in the neighborhood are still concerned about privacy.
FEMA denies a request to restart the city’s hotel shelter program, health director says.
PANO is asking the city’s Civil Service Commission to open an investigation into PIB.
Graduate medical programs at the university attracted national attention earlier this year following the suspension of Dr. Princess Dennar.
The new Living Wage Ordinance for contractors would raise the minimum to $13.25 an hour next year and $15 in 2023. Some direct city employees earn far less, and the council can’t change that on its own.
Letters sent this month are an early step in winding down pandemic programs.
The strike comes a week after the City Council advanced a proposal to mandate a minimum $15 an hour wage for city contractors, but not for direct city employees
GEO Group, the private prison corporation that runs the facility, denied the allegations.
Mayor LaToya Cantrell originally said that all the money from the fine should go to the Sewerage and Water Board.
