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The Santa Fe Governing Board on Wednesday held it's first in-person meeting in over two years in City Council Chambers. -
Tom Arthur/Wikimedia CommonsThe Secretary of State’s office is preparing those affected by the wildfires for early voting
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A report by the New Mexico Legislative Finance Committee says APS needs to rightsize schools to adjust to falling enrollment. -
New Mexico Legislative Finance Chair Patty Lundstrom says the state should move toward eliminating the state's personal income tax.
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U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona and U.S. Senator Ben Ray Lujan meet with students at Santa Fe High School students on Thursday to talk about mental health.
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The City of Santa Fire Department held its 34th Cadet Academy Graduation on Thursday.
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The Santa Fe Governing Board introduced legislation to clean up language in the city's "Junk car" ordinance.
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The City of Santa Fe Finance Committee kicked off its budget meetings on Tuesday.
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The deferral is for 30 days, and will allow for more community involvement and research into housing discrimination
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The Subcommittee on Elections of the Committee on House Administration heard from voting rights advocates groups and Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver about their roles in protecting voting rights in New Mexico.
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The New Mexico State Legislature met in a Special Session on Tuesday to pass the Rebate Bill and Junior Bill.
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The Santa Fe Governing Board on Wednesday voted to purchase 42 hybrid SUVs as police patrol vehicles.
