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Judge clears way for Mayor Cantrell’s emergency French Quarter trash contract, for now
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Orleans Parish Civil District Court Judge Sidney Cates on Wednesday (July 23) denied a request for a ...
Over 10,000 without power in New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS ( WGNO) — Around 10,607 Entergy customers are without power in New Orleans Wednesday, July 23. According to the ...
Clancy's Commentary: Moreno leads New Orleans race, but Duplessis gains ground
The poll, by veteran pollster Ron Faucheux, also shows Duplessis taking almost no support from Council President Helena ...
New Orleans judge denies French Quarter residents, businessman's request to block emergency trash contract
Civil Court Judge Sidney Cates blocked the injunction, saying any ruling made in the matter could conflict with other ...
Judge rules in favor of Mayor Cantrell on controversial emergency trash contract
Today, Judge Sidney Cates denied the French Quarter residents and businesses’ (the Conwill plaintiffs), motion for ...
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French Quarter trash contract between Cantrell and Henry Consulting may have been backdated
New documents obtained by the New Orleans City Council appear to show Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s emergency French Quarter trash ...
Opinion - Dismantling the Department of Education is a dangerous step backward
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision to hand President Trump a victory in his mission to dismantle the Department of Education ...
Mayor Cantrell abusing power in French Quarter sanitation dispute, state AG says
NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - One day before a court hearing in the ongoing French Quarter sanitation contract dispute, Louisiana ...
New Orleans judge will hear civil suit over French Quarter sanitation contract
New Orleans Civil District Court Judge Sidney Cates on Wednesday (July 23) will hear the latest lawsuit involving the dispute ...
Attorney general accuses power abuse in cancellation order of New Orleans sanitation contract
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill released a statement on Tuesday, July 22, on the ongoing situation surrounding sanitation contracts in New Orleans.
City Council committee to hear update on New Orleans–Baton Rouge passenger rail line
A City Council committee is reviewing progress on a proposed 90-minute passenger rail route between New Orleans and Baton Rouge with six planned stops.