Gov. Bobby Jindal’s key aides generally make what their predecessors did under former Gov. Kathleen Blanco. Read More and Discuss

Only one of Gov. Bobby Jindal’s 16-member cabinet has ties to northwest Louisiana, raising the perennial question of whether this part of the state is again being left out of administration leadership. Read More and Discuss

BATON ROUGE—A U.S. Senate aide who had a hand in securing money to help restore Louisiana’s disappearing coastline will return to the state as the top official on coastal restoration and hurricane protection matters, Gov.-elect Bobby Jindal announced Thursday. Read More and Discuss

Davis, the 39-year-old secretary of the state Department of Culture, Recreation & Tourism, will be Jindal’s chief financial adviser. Read More and Discuss

Gov.-elect Bobby Jindal on Wednesday tapped a deputy chief at the Los Angeles County Fire Department to lead Louisiana’s emergency preparedness office. Read More and Discuss

Gov. Kathleen Blanco said Tuesday that Gov.-elect Bobby Jindal is making good hires for his administration. Read More and Discuss

BATON ROUGE - Gov.-elect Bobby Jindal announced Thursday that he will keep his predecessor’s natural resources secretary, who has been widely praised for leading the state’s coastal restoration efforts. Read More and Discuss

BATON ROUGE - Gov.-elect Bobby Jindal on Wednesday named five secretaries to head state departments, one of whom is a holdover from the past two administrations and a native of Acadiana. Read More and Discuss

BATON ROUGE - Gov.-elect Bobby Jindal has selected Angele Davis, currently the secretary of the Louisiana Department of Culture, Recreation & Tourism, to serve as his commissioner of administration. Read More and Discuss

BATON ROUGE - More than half of Democrat Gov. Kathleen Blanco’s cabinet secretaries want jobs in Republican Bobby Jindal’s administration when the new governor takes office in January. Read More and Discuss

Gov.-elect Bobby Jindal tapped state Rep. Jim Tucker on Tuesday as the likely choice for the Legislature’s next House speaker. Read More and Discuss

Sweeping changes — not baby steps — are needed in state ethics laws to show Louisiana is serious about shedding a corrupt image that hampers economic development, a top business leader said Thursday. “It needs to be dramatic,” LA Ethics 1 official Stephen Moret told Gov.-elect Bobby Jindal’s ethics advisers. Read More and Discuss

More than 3,000 people want a job with Gov.-elect Bobby Jindal’s administration. Read More and Discuss

Gov.-elect Bobby Jindal announced two more appointments Monday: one to his personal staff and the other to his transition team. Former Gov. Mike Foster’s executive counsel, Cheney Joseph Jr., confirmed he is helping Jindal set up the governor’s Executive Counsel Office. Read More and Discuss

BATON ROUGE—Gov.-elect Bobby Jindal appointed two former state legislators Thursday to head up an “advisory council” on ethics reform, and announced that eight other advisory teams will be formed in the days ahead to recommend policies and personnel in the lead-up to the new administration. Read More and Discuss

BATON ROUGE - The surprise of winning in the primary is just starting to wear off for Gov.-elect Bobby Jindal and he’s just getting started trying to shape his administration. Read More and Discuss

Gov.-elect Bobby Jindal named two Washington, D.C., political aides to key positions in his administration Monday. Both have longtime national Republican ties. Both worked for conservative groups. Read More and Discuss