Louisiana's Department of Wildlife and Fisheries partners with the Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation to introduce an outdoor education program, Outdoor Adventures, in schools.

New Orleans conducted its Christmas Tree Drop to support wetland restoration, using 9,000 recycled trees to reduce coastal erosion and establish marshland, with the help of the Louisiana National Guard and local sanitation partners.

Jefferson Parish is conducting a damage assessment exercise using iPads and Crisis Track software across multiple locations to improve disaster response and FEMA fund access.

New Orleans announces an application process for property owners to restore historic Spanish-era street tiles in the French Quarter, funded by Spain's envoy and without fees for permits.

The City of Kenner received a $20,000 grant to expand youth sports accessibility and is transforming its skate park with new lighting and adaptive features for inclusive community engagement.

St. Bernard Parish Government seeks volunteers for boards and commissions, including paid positions on the Board of Zoning Adjustments. Residents can apply at the local Human Resources Department.

New Orleans teams up with federal and state agencies for an annual Christmas Tree Drop to restore marsh habitat at Bayou Sauvage using recycled holiday trees.

New Orleans celebrated new NOFD recruits and promoted veterans, including a new Fire Captain. Recruits completed extensive training and received multiple awards for excellence.

New Orleans is preparing for the UNCF Mayor's Masked Ball to support HBCU students, featuring a program and live entertainment by En Vogue, as reported by City News.

The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office collaborates with VA Police to ensure a drug-free Grad Night for seniors by having K-9s sniff luggage before a trip to Disney.

The St. Bernard Sheriff's Office is hosting a job fair on April 9 for those interested in law enforcement careers, offering multiple department roles and benefits.

Judge Nicole Sheppard ruled New Orleans must pay $10 million to schools, rejecting a $90 million settlement due to the absence of the mayor's signature.

New Orleans' Councilmember Moreno announces a collaboration with local institutions to offer in-person SNAP application assistance to tackle food insecurity.