The St. Bernard Sheriff’s Office has supported local families during the holidays with gifts, food, and appliances through its COPS For Christmas program, involving community donations and appearances by notable figures.

The St. Charles Parish Council met to commit funds for road maintenance and to consider Amendment No. 3 for additional planning services funding, with a public hearing set for January 27, 2025.

NOPD released weekly crime statistics, highlighting arrests related to homicides and a decrease in gun-related arrests and seizures compared to the previous year.

Jean Lafitte National Historical Park announces events for the 210th anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans in January 2025, including a wreath-laying ceremony, weapons demonstrations, and a Memorial Illumination event.

President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden plan to visit New Orleans in the aftermath of a terror attack that resulted in 14 deaths and 35 injuries to show support and discuss recovery efforts.

The NOFD has warned against illegal fireworks, advocating for safer New Year celebrations, and offering free smoke alarm installations in Orleans Parish.

The New Orleans Recreation Development Commission is starting the FitNOLA Spring Season with a Health Expo, offering free wellness activities and health screenings.

New Orleans Police Department reports a 46% decrease in illegal firearms possession arrests and a 21% reduction in gun seizures in 2024 compared to 2023.

New Orleans and its police department are working closely with the U.S. Department of Justice to complete police reforms, ensuring public safety during a march while respecting demonstrators' rights.

Burgundy Street in New Orleans will close from Iberville to Canal Street for a waterline tie-in related to DPW's rehabilitation project, impacting Thursday traffic.

The NOPD released crime stats for a week in December 2024, highlighting arrests for gun-related offenses and the decreased illegal firearm possession arrests from the previous year.

New legislation in Louisiana, effective January 1, 2025, includes changes in homeowner's insurance, state employee education, medical marijuana policy, and new THC potency limits for consumable products.

NORD announces improvements to New Orleans parks and facilities, addressing challenges like funding and vandalism, and fostering community engagement with new programs.