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of 10 Roads in several New Orleans neighborhoods flooded Wednesday as nasty thunderstorms dumped rain on much of southeast Louisiana

The New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board says it “had some issues with power,” especially backup generators, during heavy rainfall on Wednesday that caused widespread street flooding. That forced operators to ration power, and utility officials said canals were at high levels around pumping stations in Broadmoor, Lakeview and the 7th Ward.

of 2 Mayor LaToya Cantrell on Wednesday spoke publicly for the first time about the torrential downpours that submerged large swaths

New Orleans state Rep. Alonzo Knox’s HB 561 would aim to create a new revenue source for the greenway that could “take it to the next level.”

Here's a look at the projected cost increases for S&WB customers.

A revised lease up for council consideration in a special meeting on Wednesday would add significantly more space at a higher cost per square foot. The latest draft adds a third floor and increases the total square footage from about 45,000 to 69,000. The lease rate increases from an average of $170 to $180 per square foot over a decade.

The city’s new public works director made his first public appearance since receiving City Council confirmation to the high-profile post five months ago, providing broad updates on the status of repairs to storm drains and street lights.

Eight years after a landmark legal settlement quelled a bitter public feud between New Orleans firefighters and City Hall, a controversy is stirring again over the city’s woefully underfunded fire

Car owners can appeal if they weren't driving their vehicles when the fine was issued.

The council’s advisors have warned the deal could spike New Orleans residents’ monthly gas bills by up to $12, but council members say they have put a series of conditions on the sale that would bring the estimated increase down to about $3 per month.