Blake Paterson is a Jefferson Parish Reporter. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, construction, real estate, and transportation, with a particular focus on crime, lawsuits, and hurricanes in Louisiana. Blake's work has been featured in The Advocate, CDC Gaming Reports, and NOLA.com.
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Blake Paterson's reporting primarily focuses on local government and community issues in the United States, specifically within Louisiana, New Orleans. His articles cover a wide range of topics such as local government decisions, community developments, and evolving stories related to city planning and infrastructure.
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By: Blake Paterson
The Jefferson Parish School Board is asking voters to approve a new property tax on the Dec. 7 ballot to fund pay raises for both teachers and staff.
By: Blake Paterson
The new board will meet Tuesday for the first time since early August. The challenges it faces are complex.
By: Blake Paterson
New Orleans Regional Transit Agency
By: Blake Paterson
The New Orleans Regional Transit Authority’s board of commissioners met on Tuesday for the first time since August, providing the public with a long-overdue update on the RTA’s finances, operations
By: Blake Paterson
A red streetcar passes down Canal Street outside the RTA headquarters in New Orleans on Tuesday, April 23, 2024. (Photo by Chris Granger, The Times-Picayune)
By: Blake Paterson
Election commissioners, left, prepare voting booths as they get ready to open the gym at Hynes Charter School in New Orleans on Election Day on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. (Photo by Chris Granger, The Times-Picayune)
By: Blake Paterson
When Carl Arredondo III doesn't want to pay $20 for an Uber or lean on friends or family for a ride, he turns to the New Orleans Regional Transit Authority's paratransit service.
By: Blake Paterson
"With insurance, with mortgage rates, with inflation — it’s very tough to bring a new tax in front of people," said Larry Dale, executive director of the Jefferson Business Council and a former longtime school board member.
By: Blake Paterson
of 18 A long-abandoned schoolhouse in the heart of Gretna re-opened this month as a new-and-improved co-working space , after a $3.5
By: Blake Paterson
RTA buses roll down Loyola Ave. in New Orleans, Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024. (Photo by Sophia Germer, The Times-Picayune)
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