Mayor pro tem responds to mayor forwarding emails
The Ojai Valley News reported in its Jan. 27 article, “City Council closed sessions laid bare,” that, through a Public Records Act request, it had obtained emails forwarded by Ojai
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The Ojai Valley News reported in its Jan. 27 article, “City Council closed sessions laid bare,” that, through a Public Records Act request, it had obtained emails forwarded by Ojai
The W.K. Kellogg Foundation sponsors a town hall featuring a diverse group of experts and community leaders; Joy Reid, Chris Hayes and Trymaine Lee host...
The W.K. Kellogg Foundation sponsors a town hall featuring a diverse group of experts and community leaders; Joy Reid, Chris Hayes and Trymaine Lee host...
-- neighborhood of new orleans. it's one of those black neighborhoods in new orleans. -- almost everything you loved about new orleans started right here. for a very long time, this was a prosperous community. at the heart of, it claiborne avenue, lined with big oak trees and black businesses. this was a whole community until this interstate went up in the 1960s and everything changed. lifelong new orleans resident fred johnson compares what happened in trymaine in 1966 to the attack that leveled tulsa's black wall street in 1951. >> the only difference is, they did not bomb it with bombs. the...
Of highway projects. it became one of hundreds targeted intentionally to make way for those roads, but now, the day before the seventh annual national day of healing, that community has a lot of home about what comes next. tremain lee is live with a closer look. talk about what's being done here, what tomorrow is going to look like for treme. >> reporter: well, hallie, in the big picture, the billion dollar question is, what do you do with all of this concrete? what some lcals call the monster. many years ago, this was lush and green with oak trees and black businesses, but not unlike other co...