The project to remove and replace the bollards along about eight blocks of bustling Bourbon Street, from St. Ann Street to Canal Street, began Nov. 18, city documents show. Temporary asphalt ...

With its storied streets and timeless charm, the French Quarter is one of New Orleans' most celebrated treasures. This ...

The conversation around pedestrianizing public streets isn’t new — think Times Square. Could one of America’s oldest streets lead the way in a revival of the pedestrian mall?

The 60-page security assessment commissioned by the French Quarter Management District states bluntly, "The current bollard system on Bourbon Street does not appear to work." The FBI continues to ...

The 60-page security assessment commissioned by the French Quarter Management District states, "The current bollard system on Bourbon Street does not appear to work." Federal authorities said ...

Mardi Gras 2025 may not have been the biggest on record, but it was the biggest post-pandemic Carnival, with hotel occupancy ...

The city of New Orleans is preparing for Mardi Gras celebrations by increasing security measures. Find out about the safety initiatives here.

Surveillance cameras are crucial for deterring and solving crimes, finding missing people and fighting terrorism in cities across the US, but a unique web of eyes is observing Bourbon Street.

NEW ORLEANS — New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell is considering making Bourbon Street pedestrian-only in the wake of the Jan. 1 terror attack. The New Orleans Police ...

The bollard system of steel columns installed to block vehicle traffic was being replaced at the entrance to Bourbon Street at the time of the attack. It remains on track for completion before the ...

NEW ORLEANS — Seven years ago, New Orleans officials began installing adjustable barriers at intersections in the famed French Quarter to temporarily prevent vehicles from entering the tourist ...