Candidates include two former judges and a City Council member. Cannizzaro’s office said an announcement would be forthcoming before the end of qualifying on Friday. […]
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City officials are considering using the tax revenue for a patrol of off-duty NOPD officers instead of State Police troopers. […]
The governor hopes to begin the reopening process soon, but the state says it still needs hundreds of workers to implement a contact tracing program. […]
With early signs of flattening the curve, ventilator rationing has become a less immediate concern for the New Orleans area. […]
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With schools closed for a month, and possibly longer, it’s unclear what seniors must complete to earn a diploma. The state will issue guidelines later this week. […]
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“Jamming 1.5 million humans into the same party space that struggled to accommodate half a million in 1970 is, put simply, unsafe.” […]
The first in a four-part series on the life and career of Criminal District Court Judge Frank Shea. […]
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Who’s paying for a 90-camera installation in the CBD? Also, standardized exams are voided at several city schools. And, The Lens wins thousands in attorney’s fees in a public records case. […]
The plan will ad $4 to the average residential customer’s monthly bills, but the City Council, Entergy and advocates all agree that savings will outweigh costs. […]
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Because the people of Louisiana did not support Proposition #4, to give New Orleans the chance to create tax relief programs to address the affordable housing crisis, we must ask the Mayor and City Council to #PutHousingFirst and roll back our millage rates. […]
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