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New Orleans Assessor Wants $11 Million in Tax Breaks Rejected, Cites Conflict Fears
4+ hour, 17+ min ago (314+ words) The numbers driving Williams' objection are striking. HGI recommended a combined $17 million in assessment reductions this year, and Williams is disputing nearly $11 million of that total, per the same report. About two-thirds of the disputed properties are commercial, not residential....
West Lafayette Divvies Up SK Hynix Tax Revenue
2+ day, 22+ hour ago (320+ words) This story has been changed to correct information. WEST LAFAYETTE – SK hynix is projected to generate about $500 million in mixed property tax revenue for the city over the next three decades, and the West Lafayette City Council has approved a…...
Is Multiracial Democracy Constitutional? Some Reflections from the Eye of the Storm
6+ hour, 55+ min ago (1443+ words) Abstract Excerpted From: Wilfred U. Codrington III, Is Multiracial Democracy Constitutional? Some Reflections from the Eye of the Storm, 110 Minn. L. Rev. 2717 (June 2026) (355 Footnotes) (Full Document) The U.S. Supreme Court heard re-argument in Louisiana v. Callais on October 15, 2025, having scheduled the major redistricting case......
Police costs are eating up Wildwood's budget. Officer cuts could be next.
7+ hour, 29+ min ago (125+ words) WILDWOOD — Leaders here are warning that if they don't curb the rising cost of police services — now almost half their budget — they could soon have to start cutting officers. Some Kirkwood leaders say they want to update the city's noise…...
New adjustments related to the Red River urban planning.
14+ hour, 51+ min ago (1204+ words) (Dan Tri Newspaper) - News about Hanoi revoking the old decision and continuing to adjust the urban planning of the Red River area; and the progress of land clearance for the Gia Binh airport project were among the topics of interest…...
Pasco considers slashing police and fire positions to reduce spending deficit
21+ hour, 6+ min ago (739+ words) PASCO, Wash. – The Pasco City Council will hear the City Finance Director’s proposals to avoid a spending deficit – all of which involve cutting police officer and firefighter positions. The main proposal involves reducing staffing by 50 full time employees from the…...
What is Rothwell’s vision for Riverhead?
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (422+ words) To the Editor: Councilman Ken Rothwell’s handling of residents’ immigration enforcement concerns deserves public scrutiny. As liaison to Riverhead’s Hispanic Development, Empowerment and Education Committee, what has he done to ensure those concerns receive substantive public discussion? RiverheadLOCAL reported that…...
Compton to consider non-market housing exception and timeline to lift development moratorium
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (418+ words) Compton council is scheduled to consider a draft amendment allowing non-market housing under certain conditions on Oct. 13, alongside documents setting out a planning calendar and a timeline toward lifting its development moratorium. The meeting agenda lists the tabling of a…...
Tulane talent helps drive new era at City Hall
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (977+ words) With New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno now two months into her term, several Tulanians are playing pivotal roles in the city's new administration, bringing with them a shared commitment to public service and a belief in ethical, effective government. From…...
City commissions at odds over data center regulations, but agree timeline is moving fast
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (739+ words) Two city planning commissioners were in agreement. They would not accept the environmental commission’s recommendation to prevent a data center from shining light on any adjoining property. Instead, commissioners suggested the wording revert to only residential properties. Environmental Commissioner Miranda…...