It should come as no surprise that the Louisiana Public Service Commission removed District 3 Commissioner Davante Lewis from his position as Vice Chairman on February 19 and replaced him with District 1 Commissioner Eric Skrmetta. In a move some consider immature, Lewis, a Democrat, referred to Governor Jeff Landry as “an *a* hole” on […]
A legal battle has erupted in Louisiana as two teachers and a pastor have filed a lawsuit against state officials over a sweeping constitutional amendment set to appear on the March 29, 2025, ballot. The lawsuit alleges that the amendment, introduced during a special tax session in November 2024 and known as House Bill 7 […]
The New Orleans City Council is currently interviewing candidates who applied to become the city’s next Registrar of Voters after the retirement of somewhat controversial long-time registrar Dr. Sandra Wilson. Wilson announced her retirement in late January 2025 and had been on the job since 2006. The office of the registrar “safeguards each citizen’s basic […]
Attorney Robbins Graham easily won an election to fill an interim position at First City Court Section A after his lone opponent, Monique Nicole Green, withdrew her candidacy. Robbins and Green were the only two contenders who qualified for the seat in late January 2025 which became vacant after First City Court Judge Monique Morial […]
DATE: Monday, January 20, 7pm LOCATION: A.L. Davis Park; 2600 Lasalle St EVENT: Martin Luther King Jr Day Rally and March to Fight the Racist Trump Agenda! (NEW ORLEANS, LA) — On Monday, January 20th, New Orleans for Community Oversight of Police (NOCOP) will lead a rally and march to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. […]
With the passing of Jimmy Carter, the world has lost not only a former president but a moral compass whose life exemplified the essence of progressivism. Carter’s presidency and post-presidency work stand as a testament to his unwavering belief in human dignity, social justice, and global peace. His legacy is one of profound progress, woven […]
Louisiana’s burgeoning hemp industry is gearing up for significant changes as Act 752 takes effect on January 1, 2025. The legislation introduces stricter regulations on THC content in hemp-based beverages and edibles, impacting local brands and consumers statewide. Crescent Canna, a New Orleans-based pioneer in the THC beverage market, is preparing to adjust its product […]
In a landmark effort to enhance public safety and revitalize neighborhoods, New Orleans officials announced the permanent closure of the London Lodge Motel, a site long associated with violence, criminal activity, and deplorable living conditions. The move, spearheaded by the District Attorney’s Office and bolstered by a coalition of city, state, and federal agencies, marks […]
Representatives of the taxicab industry are asking the New Orleans City Council this week to create a more even playing field between taxis and ride shares in advance of Super Bowl 2025. Taxicab industry spokesperson Jason Coleman is on the Council’s Consent Agenda Thursday, November 21, to question why the Cantrell administration has failed to […]
A coalition of pro-Palestine advocates, led by New Orleans Stop Helping Israel’s Ports (NOSHIP), will hold a press conference outside Municipal Court at noon on Thursday, November 21. The event marks one year of NOSHIP’s campaign to pressure the Port of New Orleans to sever its ties with Israel and halt the transfer of weapons […]
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