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Space shortage persists at juvenile jail - Vimarsana News

Space shortage persists at juvenile jail

At City Council Friday, a group of juvenile court judges described a stubborn lack of beds at the JJIC.

Source: wwltv.com
Juvenile court pushes New Orleans city council to open mental health center - Vimarsana News

Juvenile court pushes New Orleans city council to open mental health center

Judge Bates-Anderson presented on why she believes the center would help find out what mantel health issues may lie unaddressed in youth in the justice system.

Source: wwltv.com
NOPD, DA promise proactive measures to combat violent crime - Vimarsana News

NOPD, DA promise proactive measures to combat violent crime

Leaders of the Orleans Parish criminal justice system testified before the city council Tuesday.

Source: wdsu.com
Nat Bates, First Elected to Richmond Council in 1967, Bids 'Final Farewell' - Vimarsana News

Nat Bates, First Elected to Richmond Council in 1967, Bids 'Final Farewell'

After serving this great City of Richmond twice as its mayor, several times as vice mayor, and many years as a councilmember since 1967, this day has very special meaning to me as I emotionally bid my final farewell. By Nat Bates (Former Richmond City Councilmember Nat Bates, who at age 91 was the nation’s oldest elected official, penned this farewell speech for his final day in office Jan. 10, 2023.) After serving this great City of Richmond twice as its mayor, several times as vice mayor, and many years as a councilmember since

The state's teen prisons are full and they may not be able to accept more inmates - Vimarsana News

The state's teen prisons are full and they may not be able to accept more inmates

Judges are warning of problems that may cause them to not accept new inmates or to turn others loose. Orleans' own facility is near capacity too.

Source: wwltv.com