IV Waste will continue to serve New Orleans' French Quarter and Downtown till year's end, following the Mayor's approval, securing sanitation stability in tourist-heavy areas.

Helena Moreno has acknowledged Gilbert Montaño's resignation and praised his service and collaboration during budget seasons, noting the anticipation for his replacement.

The Governmental Affairs Committee has advanced appointments to various roles and proposed a rule change restricting who can drive Council vehicles to Council approval.

NOPD reported a drop in gun-related arrests and weapon seizures; a significant arrest was made for violent offenses and another for sexual exploitation of minors.

Second Harvest Food Bank in South Louisiana faces a $9.4 million shortfall due to federal funding cuts, leading to staff layoffs and missing food shipments, impacting their efforts to combat food insecurity.

New Orleans City Council advances public amenities and community initiatives, including improvements in aquatic programming and the Fairgrounds Overlay District proposal.

The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission will meet to discuss the state's marine ecology and industry, including a proposed Emergency Declaration for the 2025 Fall Inshore Shrimp Season.

The 'Love Your City: Citywide Cleanup' event, organized by the city's offices, drew 200+ volunteers who removed trash and cleaned areas across five districts, with notable community support and participation from local groups and leaders.

A judge has denied an injunction against New Orleans' emergency sanitation contract with Henry Consulting, ensuring uninterrupted trash collection in the French Quarter and Downtown Development District.

St. Charles Parish Council prepares for a meeting to discuss local development and infrastructure projects, including sewer, drainage, and road improvements.

NOPD reports a 49% decrease in firearms arrests and a 25% drop in gun seizures compared to last year. Meanwhile, a high-profile arrest was made in a homicide case.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries has stocked approximately 5.3 million Florida Largemouth Bass to improve fishing opportunities statewide.

Louisiana's wildlife agency is working with partners to restore longleaf pine forests by providing cost-sharing to landowners and showcasing progress at a recent event.