Deputy Roques was honored with the LifeSaver Award for administering CPR and using an AED on a man while off-duty, reflecting his dedication to service.

Confirmation hearings for Mayor Moreno's key appointments, including Dr. Jennifer Avegno and Charline Gipson, are scheduled by the New Orleans City Council's Government Affairs Committee.

The Louisiana Impact Fund has launched to keep businesses, jobs, and wealth within the state, targeting a $100 million capitalization with backing from local entities.

Mayor Helena Moreno launches "Lights On," improving street lighting in New Orleans for public safety, starting with a pilot in New Orleans East to boost quality of life.

Mayor Helena Moreno issues thirteen executive orders to reform New Orleans' governance, focusing on infrastructure, safety, fiscal efficiency, and climate policy.

Helena Moreno delivered her inaugural address as New Orleans' mayor, focusing on unity, equity, and progressive action, and outlining her vision for the city's future.

Helena N. Moreno was inaugurated as New Orleans' 63rd Mayor, outlined her vision for the city, and emphasized community engagement and government transparency.

St. Tammany Parish Council elects Cheryl Tanner as Chairwoman and Rick Smith as Vice-Chairman for 2026, succeeding Joe Impastato and Jeff Corbin from 2025.

St. Tammany Parish officials presented a proclamation to Chahta Chief Gillum, designating January 8, 2026, as "Chief Pierre Juzan Day" to honor his role in the Battle of New Orleans.

The article describes the roles and functions of New Orleans' City Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Adjustments, along with meeting details and their importance in shaping the city's urban planning.

Councilmember Lesli Harris commented on the Minneapolis ICE shooting and its implications for New Orleans, expressing the city's unity and demand for respectful, transparent immigration enforcement.

St. Charles Parish commenced a $10 million drainage project to tackle longstanding flooding issues in the Ormond area, expecting to improve water flow and reduce flood risk.

Jefferson Parish is hosting a household hazardous waste disposal event on January 17, 2026, at LaSalle Park for items like paint and batteries; certain materials like explosives are not accepted.