City Attorney Donesia Turner has been ordered to appear before Judge Ellen Hazeur in Civil District Court on Friday, January 5 with documents which taxi cab industry officials believe will […]
Category: Politics
Qualifying Begins December 13 for Judicial, Parish and State Offices
December 12, 2023Attorney LaKeisha Jefferson is pulling out all the stops. An announced candidacy for Civil District Court Division H Section 2, Jefferson hosted a holiday mixer Tuesday December 12, on the eve of qualifying which begins Wednesday, September 13 and runs through Friday, December 15.
Is China Using TikTok To Interfere in the Presidential Election in the United States?
November 24, 2023 In recent years, concerns have been mounting over the potential for foreign interference in the democratic processes of nations. The United States, with its global influence and contentious politics, […]
The Supreme Court Has Adopted a Conduct Code, but Who Will Enforce It?
November 14, 2023This article was originally published on Propublica.org. ProPublica is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative newsroom. Sign up for The Big Story newsletter to receive stories like this one in your inbox. […]
Who Voted and Who Didn’t in the October 14 Elections
October 23, 2023The October 14, 2023 elections were a wake-up call for many New Orleanians who were surprised by the outcome of more than a few parish and state-wide races. Yet, with […]
New Orleans Jews and Allies to Demand Rep. Carter Supports the Ceasefire Now Resolution
October 23, 2023Monday, October 23, 2023, New Orleans, LA – As the Israeli government continues bombing Gaza, killing over 3,700 Palestinians, and begins preparations for a ground invasion, New Orleans Jews and allies […]
October 14 Elections Are All About Turnout, Turnout, and Turnout
October 13, 2023With Louisiana’s statewide and legislative elections upon us, the candidates and their supporters as well as the backers of the various constitutional amendments and charter change amendments are making their […]
City Council Moves to Ban Short Term Rentals in New Orleans
September 7, 2023On Thursday, New Orleans City Council President JP Morrell and Council Vice President Helena Moreno introduced legislation to ban all non-commercial short-term rentals (STRs) in New Orleans residential areas.
Louisiana AG Jeff Landry Disputes Audit of Legal Support Fund
September 6, 2023The Louisiana Department of Justice is disputing an audit by Louisiana Legislative Auditor Mike Waguespack that found the DOJ didn’t ensure proceeds to the Legal Support Fund were classified in a timely manner within the state’s accounting records.
Entergy Continues to Fight Against Customer Refunds in Spite of FERC Ruling
August 30, 2023Entergy continues to fight against sending out millions in customer refunds, in spite of a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) ruling confirming that company owes $550 million to customers in Louisiana, Arkansas, and New Orleans.
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