Chevron, one of the defendants named in a lawsuit filed last week by the City of New Orleans in Orleans Parish Civil District Court, has filed a motion to remove the lawsuit to federal court. In a statement, Melissa Landry, spokesperson for the legal team representing Chevron and other energy companies said: “For decades the […]
Without any warning to New Orleans residents, the previously allowed 5 mph cushion in ticketing from school zone traffic cameras has been removed.
New Orleans voters resoundingly voted to reject a new tax to support elderly services provided by The Council on Aging on Saturday.Â
This week, NBC's Left Field posted a video to YouTube showing strips of land being demolished for President Trump's border wall.
On Friday, Mayor Cantrell announced that New Orleans filed a lawsuit against oil, gas, and pipeline companies responsible for damaging coastal wetlands.Â
The New Orleans City Council approved increased fines for driving or parking in bike lanes. What used to cost $40 will now incur an initial penalty of $300.
Seven Republicans joined House Democrats in voting to approve this bill; unfortunately, none of them were from Louisiana.
In a video posted to Facebook earlier this week, Mayor LaToya Cantrell continued to urge New Orleans residents to vote "NO" on a new property tax.
On Tuesday, March 26, Mayor LaToya Cantrell signed an executive order establishing an Office of Human Rights and Equity.
The United States Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos attempted to defend $7 billion in cuts from the Education Department before a House subcommittee yesterday. Several of those cuts affect special education programs, including the entire Special Olympics budget. Under the President’s recently submitted budget, $17.6 million used fund the Special Olympics was cut. When asked […]
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