The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office received a grant to improve pedestrian and bicycle safety in school zones, emphasizing the authority of school crossing guards and promoting driver vigilance.

The boil water alert for Grand Isle has been lifted after tests confirmed the water is safe, ending the concerns and inconvenience it caused for residents.

Residents of Jefferson Parish participated in the Municipal General Election, with polls closing at 8pm, as local government social media accounts provided voter information.

Jefferson Community Action Programs (JeffCAP) celebrated the service of Retired Senior Volunteer Program volunteers at a Friendsgiving luncheon, where they were recognized for crocheting items for those in need.

New Orleans offers a late fee amnesty program for overdue parking and photo safety citations, excluding police-issued moving violations, until November 30, 2025.

New Orleans' DPW highlighted America Henry, a dedicated tow truck operator, for his exceptional service and reliability in the city's Parking & Towing Division.

New Orleans' Department of Public Works is engaging with community members to discuss infrastructure projects and priorities, fostering civic involvement and transparency.

New Orleans advances mobility and safety projects, including a new Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon on Broad Street and the Morrison Road Improvement Project.

St. Charles Parish announces a temporary road closure at Barton Avenue and U.S. Highway 90 on November 18, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., for railroad crossing repairs by BNSF Railroad.

The LDWF honored Aquatic VIPs at a banquet for their dedication to educating on fisheries and aquatic resources, highlighting the over 3,700 volunteer hours contributed.

Louisiana's Department of Health has revised managed care rules, allowing beneficiaries to switch MCOs twice per year for more flexible physical and behavioral health management.

Louisiana's Department of Health simplifies enrollment in the dental benefits program, allowing more flexibility and the option to switch dental benefit program managers twice a year.

New Orleans invites residents to discuss the Safe Streets for All action plan to make streets safer through a virtual meeting, focusing on data-driven solutions and community input.