For the second time in a little more than a month, St. Charles Parish President V.J. St. Pierre has vetoed an ordinance that concerns the parish’s appointment to the New Orleans Aviation Board.
Most charges were dropped against two women who each resisted arrest at the Norco Christmas parade last year, which police said led to a mini riot and the injury of two deputies.
Santa will be joined by Darth Vader, a master drumline and dance troupes from around the area when the Norco Christmas parade rolls through town celebrating Super Bowl XLVII on Sunday, Dec. 2.
A 28-year-old St. Rose man was sentenced to 30 years in jail in connection with a crack bust at his home in February.
The “fiscal cliff,” so to speak, is fast approaching and if it is not addressed by Congress and the President, the state of the nation could take a steep slide.
Nearly 15 months after two homes were burglarized in Luling, police were able to make an arrest based upon an empty soft drink can.
School choirs, hot chocolate, and most importantly, Santa, will all be at the West Bank Bridge Park on Nov. 29 as the parish ushers in the holiday season with the annual Christmas tree lighting.
A 28-year-old Hahnville High School graduate was killed Saturday morning after she was struck by a car following a wreck on Interstate 310.
The husband of a Luling woman who was killed when her vehicle ran into the back of a stalled garbage truck on the Hale Boggs Bridge in 2009 is suing the garbage truck driver, Ramelli Waste and Scottsdale Insurance Company for damages.
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