With a 151-signature petition in hand, Destrehan resident Roslyn Goodick asked the St. Charles Parish Council to rescind a 1986 overnight parking ordinance that she maintained is creating costly and unfair problems for residents. […]
With 52 items sold and more than $200,000 generated this year, the St. Charles Parish Government is calling its move to selling surplus equipment in online auctions a success. […]
Saturday’s election isn’t expected to draw the record number voters of November’s presidential election, but those who do cast a ballot will help decide Louisiana’s U.S. Congressional seat and two property tax renewals in St. Charles Parish. […]
President-elect Donald Trump still has some top jobs to fill and there are a few Louisiana politicians who are about to be jobless. […]
Following several discussions aimed at fine tuning St. Charles Parish’s anticipated five-year garbage collection contract, the council chose Houma-based Pelican Waste and Debris as the new service provider Monday. […]
U.S. Sen. Charles Grassley is questioning the FBI and U.S. Department of Justice over whether an alleged conflict of interest got former St. Charles Parish District Attorney Harry Morel Jr.’s a lenient plea agreement in his sex-for-leniency case. […]
Following a vote by the St. Charles Parish Council in favor of renewing property taxes that in large part funds the parish’s Department of Parks and Recreation and Council on Aging, St. Charles Parish residents will decide whether to make that a reality on the Dec. 10 ballot. […]
While this has been Garrett Monti’s second year to serve as an elector for the United States Electoral College by Louisiana’s Republican Party, his experience has been anything but similar. […]
Coronado Drive near the El Paso Restaurant has been reopened after a severed gas line there was repaired.
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