Entities / Person
LaToya Cantrell.
62nd Mayor of New Orleans
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What's happening
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LaToya Cantrell disregarded a proposed increase in New Orleans on August 27, 2026.Some support1 report
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Discussions regarding union power, Senate Bill 312, and budget issues in Louisiana and New Orleans.Some support1 report1 development inside
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A court upheld the short-term rental regulatory system in New Orleans, noting that the spread of STRs caused resident displacement.Some support1 report
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An investigation has been launched into the alleged misuse of public funds involving LaToya Cantrell in New Orleans.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Montano served as Chief of Staff and chief administrative officer for LaToya Cantrell in New Orleans.Some support2 reports
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Jeff Landry criticizes New Orleans' budget management, noting LaToya Cantrell's budget shortfall inherited by Moreno.Some support5 reports1 development inside
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Jeff Schwartz leads the Office of Community Development in New Orleans, while LaToya Cantrell previously served as Mayor of the city.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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LaToya Cantrell, former mayor of New Orleans, lost a primary election to Texas Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett.Some support1 report
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LaToya Cantrell's professional tenure was connected to the New Orleans Police Department.Some support2 reports
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Around LaToya Cantrell this week
News at the entities that move LaToya Cantrell most-
New Orleans Police Department StructuralNew Orleans City Council adopted short-term rental regulations while the NOPD investigated fraud and Collier transferred to Orleans Parish.Moves LaToya Cantrell
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New Orleans StructuralWWNO questioned candidates on policy issues in a district including parts of New Orleans.Moves LaToya Cantrell
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Helena Moreno StructuralMayor Helena Moreno endorsed a candidate in New Orleans on October 20, 2026.Moves LaToya Cantrell
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Jeff Landry OperationalJeff Landry and Edwards met with the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development to improve safety measures in the state.Moves LaToya Cantrell
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New Orleans City Council OperationalWaymo opposes proposed city regulations while the New Orleans City Council drafts rules for robotaxi operations.Moves LaToya Cantrell
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Jasmine Crockett Mentioned togetherWhile running for Senate in Texas, James Talarico is campaigning in Houston, facing political attacks from Ken Paxton and primary opponent Jasmine Crockett.Moves LaToya Cantrell
Connections
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Montano Structural
Montano served as LaToya Cantrell's chief administrative officer.
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New Orleans Structural
LaToya Cantrell's tenure as Mayor of New Orleans resulted in significant financial and governance challenges for the city.
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Helena Moreno Structural
Helena Moreno's current role is functionally dependent on the organizational structures and challenges established during LaToya Cantrell's tenure.
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Jeff Schwartz Structural
Jeff Schwartz served under LaToya Cantrell's leadership.
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New Orleans Police Department Structural
The relationship is based on the individual's tenure and functional connection within the agency.
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Jeff Landry Operational
Jeff Landry and LaToya Cantrell are described as being in conflict.
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Jasmine Crockett Mentioned together
The two individuals were co-mentioned as being honored together at a women's empowerment event.
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New Orleans City Council Operational
The relationship involves active political interaction, including the Council overriding the Mayor's veto and discussing her past tenure.
History
Events by the month they beganAugust 2026
3 events- LaToya Cantrell disregarded a proposed increase in New Orleans on August 27, 2026.
- Discussions regarding union power, Senate Bill 312, and budget issues in Louisiana and New Orleans.
- A court upheld the short-term rental regulatory system in New Orleans, noting that the spread of STRs caused resident displacement.
July 2026
3 events- An investigation has been launched into the alleged misuse of public funds involving LaToya Cantrell in New Orleans.
- Montano served as Chief of Staff and chief administrative officer for LaToya Cantrell in New Orleans.
- Jeff Landry criticizes New Orleans' budget management, noting LaToya Cantrell's budget shortfall inherited by Moreno.
June 2026
3 events- Jeff Schwartz leads the Office of Community Development in New Orleans, while LaToya Cantrell previously served as Mayor of the city.
- LaToya Cantrell, former mayor of New Orleans, lost a primary election to Texas Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett.
- LaToya Cantrell's professional tenure was connected to the New Orleans Police Department.