New Orleans Area Unemployment Improves: Feds

The unemployment rate in Orleans Parish decreased recently.

City Of New Orleans: Mayor's Office Of Youth And Families Celebrates Second Year Of 'Summer Success' Connecting High-Risk Youth To Emplo ...

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City Of New Orleans: City Of New Orleans Mosquito, Termite And Rodent Control Board To Conduct Adult Mosquito Abatement Tonight

NEW ORLEANS — The City of New Orleans Mosquito, Termite and Rodent Control Board (NOMTRCB) will conduct adult mosquito abatement tonight.

New Orleans City Updates Residents On Rental Assistance And Eviction Moratorium

The City has received $11.6 million in funding directly from the U.S. Treasury to fund the program.

Fit NOLA Program To Host Inaugural Fit Fest And Expo At Sanchez Multi-Service Center In City Of New Orleans

Adult tickets are $5 per individual class or $25 for the entire event. Registration for the 3-on-3 basketball tournament is $30 per team.

Orleans Parish Likely To Miss Biden's Coronavirus Vaccine Goal

Here is how the New Orleans area is doing with coronavirus vaccinations.

New Orleans Mayor Cantrell Issues Statement On Municipal Auditorium

Engaging the cultural community and the residents of Treme to see if there is a path forward for a City Hall.

Unemployment Worsens In New Orleans Area: Feds

Orleans Parish's unemployment rate increased recently.

Mayor Cantrell Celebrates Grand Opening Of The Rosenwald Annex And Senior Center In City Of New Orleans

The Annex will serve as NORD’s first facility to house and program year-round senior’s activities and events.

City Of New Orleans: Traffic Advisory: Temporary Closure Of Royal/Conti Intersection For Utility Upgrades Extended To Mid-June

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City Of New Orleans: MAYOR CANTRELL,CITY, AIRPORT OFFICIALS AND BREEZE AIRWAYS ANNOUNCE NEW SERVICE AT MSY

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Broadband Speed In New Orleans Area: See How It Compares To Rest Of U.S.

Access to broadband speeds needed for remote work and learning vary greatly across the U.S.

Josh Hartley Named Acting Director For New Orleans Department Of Public Works

Cheryn Robles was appointed the acting chief of staff for the department.

$15.5M Pontilly Neighborhood Stormwater Network Completed

New Orleans officials says the project is already reducing flood risk and beautifying green spaces.

City Lends Support To Public Art Project, Beautifying New Orleans

CVU recently transformed Louisiana Avenue utility boxes into public art.

NOLA Mayor Launches Office Of Gun Violence Prevention

Patrick Young will serve as director.

NOLA Mayor's Office Of Community Assets And Investment Announces New Deputy Director

Sydney Shivers comes to the Cantrell Administration from the City Planning Commission.

New Orleans Extends Hours For Citywide Alcohol Sales As Part Of Modified Phase Three

As of 6 p.m. today, service and sales of alcoholic beverages at bars, restaurants and other venues may occur between 6 a.m. and 1 a.m.

NOLA Officials Break Ground On $4.31M Desire Florida Multi-Service Center

The facility will provide year-round programming for seniors during the day and afterschool and cultural programs during the evening.

100 Homeowner-Driven Stormwater Management Projects Completed In New Orleans

The project eventually will benefit up to 200 low-to moderate-income, owner-occupied single-family households.

Federal Taxes In Orleans Parish: How Do Yours Compare?

You can use IRS data to compare your tax payments and refunds to others in Orleans Parish.

City Of NOLA Community Meeting On Octavia Street Roadwork Project Set For March 29

The project is scheduled to begin next month and be completed early this winter.

City Of New Orleans Selects Finalists For Six Flags/Jazzland Site Redevelopment Opportunity

Further details on the second round, including a timeline, will be available in the coming days and weeks.

NOLA Officials Speak Out On Crimes Of Hatred Against Asian-Americans

"The spike in violence against the AAPI community has hit home in my community, and my family," said Councilmember Cyndi Nguyen.

City Of New Orleans Announces Major Funding Awarded To Elevate Repeatedly Flooded Homes

The city has received $8.4 million in FEMA funds to elevate 31 houses.

Major Infrastructure Upgrades To Begin On Conti Street Between Bourbon & Chartres Streets

The work starts on Monday, weather permitting.

NOLA Officials Break Ground On New Police Station In Algiers

Construction of an adjacent fire station will begin in the fall.

NOLA's Director Of Homeland Security Returns To Duty After Suspension Due To DWI Arrest

"I've used the time of my suspension to work on challenges in my personal and professional life," said Collin Arnold.

City Of NOLA Provides Invitation To Bid On Restoration, Lease Of Historic Touro-Shakspeare Home

The Algiers property is restricted in use and must remain as something that would qualify as a modern-day alms house.

Hundreds Of New Orleans Homeowners, Businesses, Now Enjoying Benefits Of Solar Energy

It's been a year since the city launched the Solar For All NOLA program.

City Of New Orleans Begins Removing Abandoned Pay Phone Kiosks

Residents are invited to report additional abandoned kiosks.

Vieux Carré Commission Makes Temporary Return To The French Quarter

Office hours begin on March 4.

NOLA Announces Eased Restrictions Due To Sustained Decrease In Coronavirus Cases

Gathering size limits have increased to 75 indoors and 150 outdoors.

City Of NOLA Encourages Participation In Upcoming Infrastructure Community Meetings

All meetings will be accessible via Webex.

NOLA Bureau Of Treasury Continues Curbside Drop-Off For Property Tax Collections

The deadline for all payments is Feb. 28.

Mayor Cantrell, 150+ Volunteers, Help 'CleanUpNOLA' In 7th Ward

Hundreds of pounds of large construction debris and other trash was removed.

City Of NOLA: Mardi Gras Workforce Program Was Successful

Future work opportunities will be available.

City Of NOLA Encourages Participation In Upcoming Infrastructure Community Meetings

All meetings will be accessible online.

City Reminds Business Owners, Residents, That Restrictions Remain In Place Through Mardi Gras Day

This past weekend NOLA's Department of Code Enforcement issued several cease orders for bars that violated the COVID restrictions.

City Of NOLA Takes Enforcement Actions Against Bars Found Violating Coronavirus Restrictions

The city has been under a modified Phase 2 since Jan. 29, which included bars shutting down service at 11 p.m.