Trouble the Water, the incredible documentary about New Orleans and Katrina is appearing in a few Bay Area theaters. … [Keep reading >>]

Grand Jury Prize at Sundance, 2008 … [Keep reading >>]

Staff writers for the New Orleans Times-Picayune covered a wide range of memorials and protests on the second anniversary of the hurricane: “Aiming to draw attention to government actions that … [Keep reading >>]

The Houston Chronicle once again chides FEMA for magnifying the misery of Katrina victims: “Two years later, the insults and depredations visited on the victims of hurricanes Katrina and Rita … [Keep reading >>]

Writing in the New Orleans Times-Picayune, the great Chris Rose tells the tale of one man determined to keep a business and a family name alive despite incomprehensible obstacles: ” … [Keep reading >>]

The New Orleans Times-Picayune is hoping to hold a presidential debate in their city as a way of returning some national attention to Katrina recovery: ” Presidential debates draw thousands … [Keep reading >>]

Stephanie Grace of the New Orleans Times-Picayune joins with most of her editorial colleagues in taking Bush to taks for coming back to New Orleans empty handed: ” There was … [Keep reading >>]

Portland’s Oregonian was among the newspapers most disappointed by the lack of ‘Katrina talk’ on Tuesday: “t’s been 17 months since Katrina smashed the Gulf Coast, flooding New Orleans and … [Keep reading >>]

The Baton Rouge Advocate comments on Bush’s failure to mention Katrina recovery in his address: “We’ve taken the federal government to task for its failings in responding to the hurricanes … [Keep reading >>]

As reported by Gwen Filosa in the New Orleans Times-Picayune, ACORN has released a strategy for the 9th Ward that is both hopeful and possible: ” Sheer resilience has inspired … [Keep reading >>]

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch is horrified by the latest tales of corruption within FEMA: “The Bush administration handled the drowning of New Orleans with the same incompetence it has shown … [Keep reading >>]

The Cincinnati Post’s Mark Neikirk visited New Orleans and saw evidence of another disaster on Bush’s watch that has far to go before healing: “On the way home, I sat … [Keep reading >>]