So Royce Duplessis is considering running for mayor, eh?
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I haven't talked to all the Black people in New Orleans, but I'm here to tell you that people are disappointed, shocked and stunned that New Orleans Interim Superintendent Michelle Woodfork didn't get the nod to be the city's next permanent police chief.
The New Orleans Police Department police chief search was messed up from the beginning, because the city signed a contract that doesn't reflect the reality of what New Orleans needs — or requires.
The people of Baton Rouge know what it means to wait. And wait. And wait.
After writing last fall about the petition to force a referendum to remove New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell from office, I decided I wouldn't say more until the recall effort was a clear success — or a failure.
Nolatoya.org co-organizer Belden 'Noonie Man' Batiste, right, anxiously waits for one of the 10 boxes filled with Mayor LaToya Cantrell recall…
Nolatoya.org co-organizer Belden 'Noonie Man' Batiste dances outside New Orleans City Hall after he and other volunteers delivered 10 boxes fi…
Nolatoya.org co-organizer Belden 'Noonie Man' Batiste jumps out of a van as he and other volunteers deliver 10 boxes filled with Mayor LaToya …
Belden 'Noonie Man' Batiste, bottom center, and Annette Cranford Hamilton, left, a volunteer coordinator with nolatoya.org, present boxes fill…
Nolatoya.org co-organizer Eileen Carter, center, smiles effusively as she and co-organizer Belden 'Noonie Man' Batiste and volunteer coordinat…