Blake Paterson is a Jefferson Parish Reporter at The Advocate. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, regional interest, and government and politics, with a particular focus on crime, lawsuits, and the impact of hurricanes in Louisiana. Blake's work has also been featured in 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
of 2 Despite lingering opposition from nearby residents, the Jefferson Parish Council approved a series of changes Wednesday that
By: Blake Paterson
The Jefferson Parish Council is holding off on hiring a law firm to investigate Inspector General Kim Raines Chatelain for potential ethical violations and professional misconduct to give the commission
By: Blake Paterson
Gretna officials are in preliminary talks with Viking Cruises about docking a boat in the West Bank municipality, reviving the idea of a riverboat cruise out of Jefferson Parish after
By: Blake Paterson
Jefferson Parish officials temporarily shut down an early voting location at the East Bank Regional Library on Thursday after poll workers and voters reported experiencing burning throats and coughing from an unknown smell.
By: Blake Paterson
After repeatedly accusing her colleagues of ethical lapses, Jefferson Parish Council member Jennifer Van Vrancken is facing her own state ethics
By: Lara Nicholson, Bob Warren, John Simerman, Blake Paterson, James Finn
Voters across New Orleans went to the polls to decide between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris.
By: Blake Paterson
of 2 A developer has received preliminary approval to construct a 30-home subdivision with affordable rental units on the site of
By: Blake Paterson
A man died Saturday night after losing control of his motorcycle and crashing into two vehicles while attempting to change lanes near the intersection of North Rampart St. and St.
By: Blake Paterson
“There's a serious level of grief happening here,” said Ryan Scully, 51, owner of BJ's Lounge in the Bywater. “We are a neighborhood that celebrates equality and the little guy.”
By: Blake Paterson
The former WDSU-TV anchor has announced plans to run after President Cynthia Lee Sheng's term ends.
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