St. Charles Parish schedules a meeting for public input on millage rates affecting community funding and infrastructure, with a focus on enhancing levees and services.

St. Charles Parish is initiating a major flood protection project for Montz with the construction of two new pump stations to increase capacity and resilience, funded over $32 million.

The St. Charles Parish Council meeting will address infrastructural needs, including taxes for flood protection and road maintenance, drainage improvements, emergency housing regulations, and a potential USDA grant application.

Jefferson Parish is renaming a section of Mandarin Street to "Lincoln Brennan Way" in honor of WWII veteran Lincoln Brennan, Sr. The unveiling is on August 22, 2025.

Vice President Helena Moreno proposes an ordinance to ensure timely payment to subcontractors on City-funded projects in New Orleans, aligning with the Net 30 schedule.

Jefferson Parish has launched an updated Planning and Zoning Map with a user-friendly interface to facilitate land development processes, featuring direct zoning code links and updated aerial imagery.

The City Council overruled the mayor's veto on a Home Rule Charter amendment, advanced the Lafitte Greenway project, set special elections, and recognized local contributors.

Louisiana's five main ports collaborate to launch a joint marketing strategy aiming to boost international trade and economic growth, uniting efforts to increase global competitiveness with support from state officials.

New Orleans officials warn of scammers targeting City Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Adjustments applicants with fake invoices from a non-city email address.

New Orleans officials announced a vague operational issue and assured more details to come, leaving residents curious and concerned about potential service disruptions.

Patrick Beard appointed as Director of Economic Development and Tourism for St. Charles Parish, expected to stimulate investment and diversify economy.

New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell vetoed a council-passed ordinance intended to increase oversight of the city attorney and prevent favoritism in legal disputes.

LDWF receives federal support for saltwater fisheries, enabling the purchase of electrofishing vessels to improve fish stock assessments, thanks to Senator Kennedy’s aid.