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Earliest in view: Jul 1 · 10:00 UTCMost recent: Jul 30 · 22:57 UTC
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  • POLITICSJul 30 · 22:57 UTCVERITE NEWS
    City Council committees advance sweeping changes to Sewerage & Water Board

    New Orleans City Council committees advanced measures to increase city oversight of the Sewerage & Water Board, including a resolution for a financial audit and changes following House Bill 1243, which grants the city control over the utility’s governing board. The proposed changes require a citywide election to amend the charter, and the council will vote on the measures next Thursday.

  • BUSINESSJul 17 · 21:44 UTCVERITE NEWS
    Dozens of French Quarter businesses apply for relief funds, but several say it’s not enough

    Nearly 50 businesses in New Orleans' French Quarter applied for $5,000 each from the Business Stabilization Fund to offset losses from a Decatur Street construction project, but owners reported the aid would not cover operational costs. A lawsuit was filed against the Sewerage & Water Board over the construction's impact, and city officials plan to update the fund's status soon.

  • BUSINESSJul 2 · 14:38 UTCVERITE NEWS
    City officials meet with Decatur Street business owners again after some file a lawsuit against the Sewerage & Water Board

    French Quarter business owners filed a lawsuit against the Sewerage & Water Board over lack of communication during a 10-month drainage pipe replacement project, which they claim caused revenue losses and closures. City officials announced a $200,000 grant program for affected businesses, with construction expected to finish by late September.

  • POLITICSJul 1 · 10:00 UTCVERITE NEWS
    ACORN leader Beulah LaBostrie fought for fairness for all people

    Beulah Kenny LaBostrie, a longtime president of ACORN, led voter registration drives, fair housing advocacy, and minimum wage campaigns in New Orleans. She opposed privatization efforts and mentored activists post-Hurricane Katrina before her death in 2018 at age 96.