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.

St. Charles Parish celebrated the completion of a $11.9 million drainage upgrade at the Destrehan No. 2 Pump Station, enhancing flood defenses for the community.

New Orleans City Planning Commission warns of fake invoices sent from a non-official email address targeting applicants and advises verifying authenticity.

The New Orleans RTA reports disruptions on various streetcar lines due to repairs and projects, with the 46-Rampart-Loyola line suspended for the Hotel Collapse Site project and intermittent service on the 12-St. Charles line.

The New Orleans City Council must proceed with a sanitation contract for the French Quarter after a court ruling, despite previous contention over the contract with Henry Consulting.

The New Orleans City Council is set to vote on the sale of Entergy New Orleans' gas distribution to DSU, which could increase yearly gas bills by $31.

New Orleans consolidates its Joint Infrastructure Recovery Request Program management with CDM Smith, MB3/Civix, and the Department of Public Works leading to improve efficiency.

President Biden granted clemency to nearly 1,500 Americans, including pardons for 39 non-violent offenders, emphasizing rehabilitation and second chances.

The Jefferson Parish Council delayed voting on curbing the Inspector General's rights to speak to the media following a voluntary media contact pause by the IG.