Sophie Kasakove is a reporter covering city government for NOLA.com, focusing on local news in New Orleans, Louisiana. With experience at The Baltimore Banner and The Advocate, Sophie has a passion for investigative reporting and providing insights into the political landscape and issues affecting the community.
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Sophie Kasakove's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and city-specific issues in New Orleans. She covers a wide range of topics including homelessness, city government policies, landlord regulations, and urban development.
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By: Sophie Kasakove
of 9 A day after Mayor LaToya Cantrell's office urged Gov. Jeff Landry to abandon a plan to close a New Orleans homeless encampment
By: Sophie Kasakove
State Police continued to clear homeless encampments across downtown New Orleans Wednesday evening into Thursday morning, relocating residents into a designated site ahead of weekend concerts by Taylor Swift.
By: Sophie Kasakove
Republican Gov. Jeff Landry's administration on Thursday continued to clear homeless encampments across downtown New Orleans ahead of weekend concerts
By: Sophie Kasakove
A judge has ruled that Gov. Jeff Landry's administration can't keep homeless residents in a single camp
By: Sophie Kasakove
The board of New Orleans' public housing agency is searching for its next director, following the resignation of current director Evette Hester, who will leave the agency next week.
By: Sophie Kasakove
New Orleans residents may soon be able to obtain a city-issued ID card
By: Sophie Kasakove
See how the people of New Orleans voted on these ballot measures 🗳️
By: Sophie Kasakove
of 2 New Orleans voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly backed a city affordable housing fund and symbolic support for private sector
By: Sophie Kasakove
Nathaniel Fields, director of New Orleans' office of homeless services, has been lauded for his efforts to end homelessness. A year after his team began moving people off the streets, the task facing him has only grown more daunting.
By: James Finn, Sophie Kasakove
Joe Giarrusso, who represents District A on the New Orleans City Council and chairs the council's budget committee, will not seek one of the council's two at-large seats next year, he said Monday.
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