St. Charles Parish Council plans a meeting with a packed agenda, including zoning reclassifications, budget appropriations, and contracts for infrastructure projects, with opportunities for public input.

The MIZ Market Feasibility Analysis examines the potential impact of requiring affordable housing units in new developments in New Orleans, with a public hearing set for November 11, 2025.

Residents of St. Charles Parish are encouraged to attend a Budget Hearing on October 30, 2025, to discuss the Fiscal Year 2026 budget, with a follow-up session on November 3 for further public input.

The New Orleans City Council introduces legislation to safeguard the use of $125 million in revenue bonds, intended for city employee salaries, by implementing strict financial controls and transparent reporting measures.

Governor Jeff Landry opposes New Orleans' request for a $125 million bond to ease its cash flow issues, urging lawmakers to block it and considering a state fiscal takeover.

Woodside Energy Group is investing $17.5 billion in a new LNG facility in Louisiana, expected to bolster the local economy, create jobs, and increase the state's global energy impact.

ChillCo Inc. is expanding its St. Tammany Parish HQ with a $4.37 million investment, adding 38 jobs and retaining 68, part of an $8 million statewide growth effort.

Louisiana Rep. Julie Emerson announces her candidacy for the U.S. Senate, challenging Sen. Bill Cassidy, with a focus on leadership and rebuilding America's confidence.

NOPD reports a decrease in gun-related arrests and seizures in 2025 compared to 2024, indicating a complex narrative in their ongoing efforts to combat firearm offenses.

Recruits at St. Tammany Parish Fire District #4 reach week seven in their training, practicing key firefighting tactics like Forcible Entry, Ventilation, and Search & Rescue.

St. Charles Parish approves a new boat launch at Des Allemands, featuring numerous amenities and nearly 100 parking spaces, with construction starting January 2026.

The New Orleans 2026 budget hearings discussed service contract expansions, emergency fiscal measures, health department visions, and plans to address cash flow issues affecting staff salaries.

The City Planning Commission warns of fake invoices sent from non-official emails, advising applicants only to trust invoices from "nola.gov" addresses and to report any suspicious ones.