Since extending parking meter times and increasing meter rates in the French Quarter in January 2016, the city has nearly doubled its parking meter revenue.
In the city’s quarterly economic review,...
The city of New Orleans is ready to take on this hurricane season without issues, officials said at the 2017 State of Flood Protection Summit. The current coastal master plan calls for 76 restoration projects,...
New Orleans joined with 36 other cities and counties to fight against Trump’s executive order to withhold federal funding to places that do not comply with his administration’s immigration...
The Loyola University Community Action Program gave students and faculty an outlet to write their senators about the issues they found most important.
Organizers said the event was successful and...
Loyola's College of Law invited Carl Stewart, chief judge of the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, as the distinguished speaker for their annual lecture series that commemorates the life and...
Since Mardi Gras’ conclusion, crime in the university area has leveled out, according to the NOPD.The New Orleans Police Department Second District held its monthly crime report meeting at Touro...
Francesca Bua, english junior, considers one of the most important parts of her education to be the ones outside the classroom.
“With all the resources we have now, it’s almost like it’s not even...
In just two months, the city of New Orleans plans to remove four Civil War-era Confederate monuments.
This comes after U.S. District Court Judge Carl Barbier and the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals...
Residents in Marigny can expect a closer route to buy fresh groceries because Robert Fresh Market will be moving in this neighborhood in December.
City officials say this project will increase access...
Imagine a summer without fresh picked strawberries or a pot of gumbo without okra.
Now think of your grandmother’s homemade biscuit without a honey drizzle on top or your favorite chapstick without...
Harahan residents living along River Road aren’t getting much sleep these days with all the noise going on behind the levee.That noise is the result of work being done late into the night as part...
The Elect Her program worked to leave college women with lasting political leadership skills, after a training session was held Saturday.
The workshop tied up the Feminist Festival, an 11-day celebration...
