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 4 On the hot seat to explain what led to a citywide boil water advisory that stretched for two days, Sewerage & Water Board
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of 6 New Orleans' public housing authority is planning to hand off day-to-day oversight of the remaining 450 apartments for low-income
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Conditions at some of HANO's properties have continued to decline, according to tenants, who complained of broken air conditioning units, leaks and mold.
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Retired New Orleans police officer Jeffrey Vappie, the former bodyguard of Mayor LaToya Cantrell who faces federal fraud charges for allegedly
By: Sophie Kasakove
New Orleans officials are building up a stockpile of emergency supplies in a warehouse on Earhart Blvd. that they say will allow the city to provide quicker aid to residents in the event of storms or other disasters.
By: Sophie Kasakove
The teenager was transported to a hospital by emergency medical services and is reportedly in critical condition, police said. No one else in the home was injured.
By: Sophie Kasakove
of 2 New Orleans' public housing authority, which has seen its federal rating slip in recent years and is now looking to outsource
By: Sophie Kasakove
New Orleans' public housing authority has struggled to fill vacant public housing units in the properties it owns, according to internal reports and comments by agency officials at a board
By: Sophie Kasakove
The buzz of lawnmowers vibrated through New Orleans' thick summer air on a recent morning at the Fischer Development Neighborhood, trimming lawns that had grown unruly throughout the city's largest
By: Sophie Kasakove
The report found 68% of New Orleans' landlords won't rent to a voucher tenant.
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