On May 17, 2010 New Orleans' Mayor, Mitch Landrieu, introduced New Orleans Police Superintendent Ronald Serpas, Assistant Attorney General Tom Perez, and other officials as they discussed the developing partnership between the U.S. Department of Justice a
After the indictment and guilty plea of New Orleans Police Lt. Michael Lohman, this can make a citizenry pretty skeptical about the integrity of the department and the culture of corruption within it, from top to bottom.
She says she has waited a long time for the Saint's to reach this season, and if faith were to have its way, it is the right time for the Saints to win
All along the Interstate, back streets, side streets, dead end streets, all were totally consumed by fans and spectators. Even the homeless privacy was invaded beneath bridges with the intrusion of Saint's pandemonium.
When the position for an inspector general for the City of New Orleans became available, there were mixed emotions all throughout the community about what role they would play in government.
Metro and Richards Disposal won their respective contracts by meeting all requirements of city and state bid laws, and continue to meet and surpass the terms and requirements of their contracts.”
St. Augustine has lost a man who is synonymous with the excellence of St. Augustine High School; a man whose genius was an integral part of the excellence of St. Augustine.
Irma first achieved prominence with a string of 1960s hits such as “Time Is On My Side,” (later covered by the Rolling Stones), “It’s Raining” and “Wish Someone Would Care.”
Sir Edward "Kidd" Jordan as a "genteel man" who is "probably the single most under-documented jazz musician of his generation, a fact that is even more remarkable when you consider that he is also one of the busiest musicians in the world." Jordan was rec
Ms. Stewart is a member of the Advisory Committee to the Supreme Court for the Revision of the Code of Judicial Conduct and was also appointed by the Supreme Court to serve as Judge Pro Tempore in First City Court.
Wednesday July 2009. On this day of Thanksgiving and Salutation to our culture, the Asante Awards and Festival will showcase local poets, musicians, and artists in various disciplines. The informative, educational format of the Festival will also allow f
This year, Tyrone Mathieu, Sr. and Sheila Barnes Mathieu are the King and Queen for the centennial celebration. The ZULU's will be honored at the 2009 Asante Awards July 1, 2009 at Mahalia Jackson Theatre of Performing Arts. Happy Mardi Gras / Fat Tuesday
Sundiata Haley stood strong in opposition against open meetings law, citing the open meeting law is design to promote transparency, however with three exceptions...
Mayor Nagin said that since the Selection Review Panels, which he implemented to promote greater transparency, have become the source of the Council’s attempt to exercise authority over the Executive Branch
With standing room only, this diversed group of citizens signed onto Cannizzaro's platform to "Keeping Our Neighborhoods Safe, and Removing Violent Criminals in a Swift and Decisive Manner"
With many states toughening their identification requirements for voters to cast ballots, NAM's PSA campaign is a major voter education project that aims to increase participation in this historic election
A major goal of the conference is to focus national and international attention on the continuing struggle for fair and equitable recovery in New Orleans and the Gulf.
"The bouncers killed that man," Orleans Parish Coroner Frank Minyard told TV news outlets. His office ruled the death a homicide caused by asphyxia that arose after "excessive physical force."
With the high school drop rates increasing in poorer communities, Dr. Calvin Mackie waste no time reaching out to kids, by taking his message to the streets
"Democracy required an educated populous; the survival of the earth will require an environmentally conscious citizenry. It is our job as educators to make this a reality." --- Beverly Wright, Ph.D., Executive Director, DSCEJ
of a 'Thank You Salute' to individuals in the New Orleans community who have steadfastly enriched and promoted the culture of New Orleans with little or no recognition. of a 'Thank You Salute' to individuals in the New Orleans community who have steadfast
The 2008-09 School Year is being recognized as the "Year of the Teacher" in the Greater New Orleans Area. Xavier University of Louisiana and three local businesses have partnered to dedicate the next school year in honor of teachers.
As we stood at the place where Levon Jones was killed, standing where his body marked the injustices on the streets, we all hoped it to be a different picture in court room.
Senator Ann Duplessis and John Johnson Squared off in a election debate.District 2 Senate seat contenders revved up their rhetoric last night, at Dr. Martin Luther King School for Science and Technology in the Lower Ninth Ward. A coalition of organization
The recent conviction of Black high school student Mychal Bell in the small rural town of Jena, Louisiana, demonstrates why the struggle for civil rights and equal justice must continue with renewed vigor.
Despite the most recent ruling that overturned the conviction of Mychal Bell, one of the defendants in the Jena 6 from being tried as an adult, did not dismiss the cases and charges that hover over the heads of OUR children even as juveniles.
Metro Disposal Service, Inc stepped up to the plate and saw that more than a good job could be done, but a great wound be done long as they are the company doing the job.
In showing appreciation for organizers of "Day of Presence" event, commorating the second anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, Susan show appreciation throgh a dinner held in their honor at Sweet Lorraine's Jazz Club.
On August 29, 2007, NOLA.TV will set up a tent entitled “Our Voices-A Tent to Vent” during The Day Of Presence. The tent is designed to capture the heart-felt stories and emotions that reflect the challenges many people affected by hurricanes Katrina and
"The resegregation of blacks is greatest in the Southern and Border states and appears to be clearly related to the Supreme Court decisions in the 1990s permitting return to segregated neighborhood schools."
Paul and Lloyd discuss Rev. Jesse Jackson Visit to New Orleans and The Rainbow Push Organization. Also, The Need to Give Bus Tokens to Kids Transportation Options
The Louisiana Diaspora Advocacy Project
(LA-DAP) advocates for policies that provide support and services to Louisiana residents who were evacuated from their homes in the wake of hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
Pastor, Teacher, Bishop James Dixon tackles controversial subjects that critically affects our community. He spares no truth in his discussions and dialog that is open to the public.
The rapid increases, in gas prices, are taking a toll on motorists. There are alternatives to fueling up with "black gold" to get from point A to point B.
On Thursday, June 23, 2005, The New Orleans Region 1 Urban Area Security Initiative in conjunction with the Orleans Parish Office of Emergency Preparedness held a Weapons of Mass Destruction Exercise.
CEO of DIVAdend Entertainment, ChiQuita Simms, is proud to present the 2nd Annual "That’s What’s Up" Black History Contest promotion for the youth of Greater New Orleans and surrounding areas.
Before the death of OSSIS DAVIS, A Conversation with Melvin Van Peebles, Gordon Parks and Ossie Davis, unites for the first time three legends in African American cinema.
TO: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
FROM: M. L. King Holiday Coordinating Committees (various locations)
RE: Denial of Request to Participate in King Day Activities
As we enter the New Year, people from all around the world are making resolutions, whether it’s to get to the gym, lose weight, or stop smoking, these are some of the most common proclamations made by many as the year ends. The need for self-improvement i
The new Lowe's home improvement center in lower Gentilly is expected to double traffic on the already heavily traversed section of Elysian Fields between interstates 10 and 610. But as part of the agreement to receive $3.3 million in tax increment financi
The Mayor's Office hosted a star studded reception last Thursday night a the Omni Royal Orleans. Guest from all around the country participated in networking to broaden scope of services in film industry.
Behind the scenes comradery that is both historic and ongoing between the students and alumni of these universities and how the fabric of these schools is uniquely and richly interwoven into the spirit which lives in them year after year.
Southern University head coach Pete Richardson and Grambling head coach Melvin Spears have no idea what their status as coaches of their respective teams will be, no matter who wins the Battle of the Cats.
Seductive, savvy, sassy and sexy are just a few words used to describe New Orleans’ native Teedra Moses, whose brand of street chic sounds and style has the music industry buzzing about her becoming a driving force in the entertainment business.
Prominent Louisiana businessman Pat Taylor, the wealthiest man in Louisiana and founder of Taylor Energy, succumbed to a heart ailment on last Friday and was laid to rest Tuesday after laying in state at Gallier Hall. A mass at St. Louis Cathedral follow
Mayor C. Ray Nagin announced today that the Department of Finance, Bureau of Revenue, will hold its annual lottery of the 2005 Mardi Gras fixed locations permits on Friday, December 3, 2004, at 1:00 P.M. in the Civil District Court Lobby.
Due to an anticipated shortage of influenza vaccine this year, the New Orleans Health Department is recommending healthy citizens forgo flu shots so those at the greatest risk for complications can be vaccinated.
In exclusive interviews with Clerk of Court, Kimberly Williamson Butler and Scott Madere, Communications Director for Secretary of State, W. Fox McKeithen, Data News Weekly asked some important questions.
Stakes wages high cost to candiates as they debate iissues ranging from the war to the economy.
Video: Jack Ox currator of White Linen Night, interviewed by Molly
The Tulane University School of Medicine has established a new program
to attract medical students from rural and underserved populations in
Louisiana. The Tulane Rural Medical Education program (TRuMEd) will
identify prospective medical students who a
Xavier’s Communications Department and Thurgood Marshall Middle School renewed theirservice-learning partnership for the 2004-2005 academic year by announcing a publicspeaking project that will focus on voting rights.
