OPCD struggles with below standards response times
By Tom Gogola Contributing Writer The Orleans Parish Communication District Board of Commissioners passed a $4.9 million budget last Tuesday as it grappled with numerous operational and political issues – most alarmingly, ... HCA charges Jeff councilman with bias in hospital bids
By Christopher Tidmore Contributing Writer The battle over the management of East and West Jefferson Hospitals escalated last week as Hospital Corp. of America executive Mel Lagarde accused Parish Council Chairman ... Danziger Bridge convicted ex-cops seek release
Four of the five former New Orleans police officers who were granted a new trial in connection with the infamous Danziger Bridge shootings on the eastern New Orleans bridge less ... Judge orders financial bonds for all defendants in his court
By Charles Maldonado The Lens As city leaders debate how much to fund the program meant to reduce the number of pretrial detainees in Orleans Parish Prison, Criminal District Court Judge Julian ... Mayor, faith leaders call on community to change culture of violence
By Mason Harrison Contributing Writer Faith leaders and elected officials gathered at Dillard University Nov. 6 to join forces in the city’s ongoing effort to combat violent crime and its appending causes. ... Native son’s artistic journey takes him to the Smithsonian, again
By Kelly Parker Contributing Writer To have work displayed at the distinguished Smithsonian is a dream for any artist. This accomplishment is a reality for New Orleans own Gustave Blache III. State cuts funding to flood protection authority
By Bob Marshall The Lens It isn’t often that an agency has its state funding eliminated, and rarer still when one says it can do its job after that axe falls. South Broad Community Clinic opening soon
By Fritz Esker Contributing Writer Residents in several underserved New Orleans neighborhoods will receive improved health care when the South Broad Community Clinic opens at 3300 South Broad Street in early 2014.
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By Tom Gogola Contributing Writer The Orleans Parish Communication District Board of Commissioners passed a $4.9 million budget last Tuesday as it grappled with numerous operational and political issues – most alarmingly, ... HCA charges Jeff councilman with bias in hospital bids
By Christopher Tidmore Contributing Writer The battle over the management of East and West Jefferson Hospitals escalated last week as Hospital Corp. of America executive Mel Lagarde accused Parish Council Chairman ... Danziger Bridge convicted ex-cops seek release
Four of the five former New Orleans police officers who were granted a new trial in connection with the infamous Danziger Bridge shootings on the eastern New Orleans bridge less ... Judge orders financial bonds for all defendants in his court
By Charles Maldonado The Lens As city leaders debate how much to fund the program meant to reduce the number of pretrial detainees in Orleans Parish Prison, Criminal District Court Judge Julian ... Mayor, faith leaders call on community to change culture of violence
By Mason Harrison Contributing Writer Faith leaders and elected officials gathered at Dillard University Nov. 6 to join forces in the city’s ongoing effort to combat violent crime and its appending causes. ... Native son’s artistic journey takes him to the Smithsonian, again
By Kelly Parker Contributing Writer To have work displayed at the distinguished Smithsonian is a dream for any artist. This accomplishment is a reality for New Orleans own Gustave Blache III. State cuts funding to flood protection authority
By Bob Marshall The Lens It isn’t often that an agency has its state funding eliminated, and rarer still when one says it can do its job after that axe falls. South Broad Community Clinic opening soon
By Fritz Esker Contributing Writer Residents in several underserved New Orleans neighborhoods will receive improved health care when the South Broad Community Clinic opens at 3300 South Broad Street in early 2014.
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