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Who’s Your Next President?

Who’s Your Next President?

Who’s Your Next President?

You probably remember how Barack Obama, Joe Biden, and Donald Trump handled Iran. If you are a little older, you might remember President George W Bush.Iran has killed thousands of Americans over the last 47 years.
PEACE & JUSTICE

PEACE & JUSTICE

PEACE & JUSTICE

I have a request for all of our pontificating politicians. Leave God and me alone to work out our relationship. I consider myself a religious person, but I don’t wear my faith on my sleeve or preach to my neighbors. I have a “comfortable” relationship with the Good Lord. But it’s personal.
POINT OF VIEW

POINT OF VIEW

POINT OF VIEW

This week marked America’s return to the moon. Apollo 17 was the last to visit on December 11,1972. It has been fifty-four years since the last visit.This return mission sets the stage for continued exploration and possibly a colony on the lunar southern pole.

St. Bernard Parish Arrest Reports

April 3, 2026 April 6, 2026 Dejah Capri Blanchard, 27, Chalmette: 4 bench warrants.Teresa Kim, 43, Metairie: theft ($1,000 to $5,000).Cache A. Harris, 23, New Orleans: fugitive warrant (NOPD), prohibited acts schedule II penalties.Clashida Nusha Blouin, 38, New Orleans: fugitive warrant (NOPD).

SBSO Warns of Latest Rental Scam Trend Targeting Residents

A new scam trend involving fake rental listings on TikTok and other social media platforms is targeting residents, with scammers using videos and online posts to advertise fake properties and collect deposits through cash apps, Sheriff James Pohlmann said.
St. Bernard Sheri James Pohlmann, right, stands with Detective Sgt. Kenneth Sierra during the 41st Annual Crimestoppers of Greater New Orleans Awards Luncheon, where Sgt. Sierra was recognized as one of the region's 2026 Deputies of the Year.

St. Bernard Sheri James Pohlmann, right, stands with Detective Sgt. Kenneth Sierra during the 41st Annual Crimestoppers of Greater New Orleans Awards Luncheon, where Sgt. Sierra was recognized as one of the region's 2026 Deputies of the Year.

SBSO Detective Sgt. Kenneth Sierra Honored as a Deputy of the Year at Crimestoppers Luncheon

The St. Bernard Sheriff’s Office’s Detective Sgt. Kenneth Sierra was among a dozen Deputies of the Year honored at the 41st Annual Crimestoppers of Greater New Orleans Awards Luncheon held Friday, April 10, at the Sheraton New Orleans, Sheriff James Pohlmann said.
St. Bernard Sheriff ’s Office Supports Exceptional Athletes

St. Bernard Sheriff ’s Office Supports Exceptional Athletes

St. Bernard Sheriff ’s Office Supports Exceptional Athletes

Several members of the St. Bernard Sheriff’s Office were proud to assist Exceptional Athletes during a Special Olympics qualifying meet held Wednesday, April 8, at Borgnemouth Field in Meraux, Sheriff James Pohlmann said.
St. Bernard Sheri James Pohlmann, left, stands with Special Investigations Division Sgt. Richard Scheuermann, center, and Sgt. Jonathan Smith, right, after they were honored at the 41st Annual CrimestoppersGNO Awards Luncheon for their partnership in handling anonymous tips that developed into critical intelligence assisting in the arrest of Orleans Parish Prison escapees.

St. Bernard Sheri James Pohlmann, left, stands with Special Investigations Division Sgt. Richard Scheuermann, center, and Sgt. Jonathan Smith, right, after they were honored at the 41st Annual CrimestoppersGNO Awards Luncheon for their partnership in handling anonymous tips that developed into critical intelligence assisting in the arrest of Orleans Parish Prison escapees.

SBSO Special Investigations Agents Honored by Crimestoppers for Role in OJC Escapee Arrests

The St. Bernard Sheriff’s Offi ce is proud to recognize two Special Investigations Division agents who were honored alongside representatives from several local, state and federal agencies for their role in assisting with the arrest of Orleans Parish Prison escapees, Sheriff James Pohlmann said.Sgt.

House Transportation Committee Defers Legislation from Bayham

On Monday, April 13, St. Bernard Parish Representative Mike Bayham appeared before the House Committee on Transportation, Highways, and Public Works to advocate on behalf of his House Bill (HB) 803. The bill, which would have added another board member to the Port of New Orleans from St.