City Council Reins In Short Term Rentals

January 12, 2019

  After a prayer, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance, Star-Spangled Banner, several points of business (including a good-bye sendoff to the superintendent), and a congratulatory regarding charter schools, the City Council began the process of deliberating the latest rules concerning short-term rentals (STRs). For several years, short-term rentals have been the Wild West of […]


New Orleans Takes Action Against Illegal Dumping

January 9, 2019

Illegal dumping is a well-known problem in New Orleans. Throughout the city, vacant lots in Algiers, the Lower Ninth Ward, and New Orleans East have become hot spots of illegal dumping. Burned out cars, tires, construction debris, trash, and other litter take over the empty lots and tumbles into the streets, creating eyesores. Mayor LaToya […]


Gov. Edwards on human trafficking: “We have to do more”

January 9, 2019

On Wednesday, Governor John Bel Edwards joined other governors across the country in announcing January 2019 as Human Trafficking Prevention Month. “We have to do more to end the heinous crime if sex trafficking,” Edwards said. In his speech, Edwards identified human trafficking as the country’s 2nd largest, and fastest growing, criminal industry. According to […]


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