City crime cameras used to dispute workers’ comp claim and justify firing three city workers
Firefighters’ union president says the Real Time Crime Center camera network shouldn’t be used for city employment matters. […]
Firefighters’ union president says the Real Time Crime Center camera network shouldn’t be used for city employment matters. […]
The school district is not calling for remote learning, though several schools have independently decided to pivot to virtual instruction. […]
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Officials say the total number of people in restrictive housing has gone down, but the state doesn’t keep enough data to substantiate that claim. […]
Moving residents from Gordon Plaza site will likely cost tens of millions of dollars. Council members hope to allocate the money in the capital budget, but that takes time. […]
Read More… from City Council passes 2022 budget, debates Gordon Plaza relocation
The council has to pass the final 2022 budget by Dec. 1.
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A proposal under consideration by the Cantrell administration would create a city-led internet service and lead to the installation of thousands of ‘smart’ devices that could collect data on residents. […]
The proposal also includes the introduction of thousands of “smart cities” equipment throughout the city equipped with cameras and other data collecting sensors. […]
Reporters Michael Isaac Stein and Caroline Sinders talk about their five-part series on surveillance in New Orleans. […]
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The plan received preliminary approval this week from a City Council committee, but still needs final approval from the full council. […]
After agreeing to allow the production crew into the jail, Sheriff’s Office officials became concerned about how it would be portrayed. […]