Rio Arriba County assessor candidate Josie Valdez arrested on DWI charge
Josie Valdez of Española, a former deputy county assessor, was arrested Monday evening and booked early Tuesday in the Santa Fe County jail.
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Taos County man gets 18 years for arson, assaulting mom
TAOS — A Taos County man who assaulted his mother and set fire to her home was sentenced to 18 years in prison recently after pleading guilty to multiple felony
Without a contract, Santa Fe animal shelter stops taking city strays
Shelter officials later said they were optimistic they would be able to come to an agreement with the city to take in stray pets.
Meta accuses New Mexico of 'overreach' as bench trial begins
Now it will be up to First Judicial District Chief Judge Bryan Biedscheid in Santa Fe to decide what to do about Meta
Literary festival hoax was plenty weird, but now it's evolving into a real mystery
One of the weirder stories I’ve covered recently — and who doesn’t love a weird story? — was a piece that appeared in Friday’s edition of The New Mexican about
Contract woes: City of Santa Fe still operating under emergency arrangement with animal shelter
Deputy Chief Ben Valdez said what the shelter wants for a one-year contract is what the city has budgeted for four years.
Donations for New Mexico's statewide races pick up as primary approaches
Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver, in her second and final term, reported $185,897 in contributions in her race for lieutenant governor.
Santa Fe High's Valentino sisters win district doubles, favored to win at state
Santa Fe High sisters Carmen and Siena Valentino won last weekend’s District 2-5A doubles title and will be among the favorites when the 5A bracket sets sail at the Jerry
Knicks crush 76ers 137-98 to start second round and keep up historic postseason roll
Jalen Brunson scored 27 of his 35 points in the first half and the New York Knicks emphatically added to a historic postseason roll by overwhelming the Philadelphia 76ers 137-98
Zuckerberg accuses New Mexico of 'overreach' as Meta bench trial begins
Now it will be up to First Judicial District Chief Judge Bryan Biedscheid in Santa Fe to decide what to do about Meta
NASA and the city: Use potholes to simulate moon craters
The joy of the Artemis II lunar mission and our nation’s “return to the moon” is exhilarating. And Santa Fe can play its own part. I urge Mayor Michael Garcia
New Mexico Highlands University regents place president on leave; others fired
Regents have not provided any explanation for the action against President Neil Woolf, who has been on the job since 2024.
A'ja Wilson’s GOAT case grows as Aces chase fourth WNBA title in five years
A'ja Wilson's achievements include being the league's first four-time MVP and the first player to win MVP, Defensive Player of the Year and Finals MVP honors and lead the league in scoring in the same season.
Santa Fe emails on housing development still unavailable 3 months later
Emails between the city manager and councilors on a developer
Santa Fe Hispano traditions: Learn about the Baile de Cascarones and La Sociedad Folklórica
Gloria Kahn joins the latest podcast episode of "Conversations Different" to talk about the Baile de Cascarones and La Sociedad Folklórica, both longtime Hispanic traditions in Santa Fe.
Santa Fe officials add Franklin Miles park to midtown overlay district, seeking revitalization
The Metropolitan Redevelopment Area largely surrounds the city-owned midtown campus, which is currently in the midst of a large-scale redevelopment.
Q&A: Democratic U.S. Senate candidates
New Mexico Democrats will decide on June 2 whether to nominate incumbent U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján for another term or give a chance to democratic socialist challenger Matt Dodson.
Election Watch: Some reading before early voting
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'Friends for life': New Mexico outdoor groups foster strong connections with people, nature
For those who like to explore with others, numerous clubs and organizations offer an avenue to create connections with interesting characters in stunning environments.
Democratic secretary of state candidates try to set selves apart at Santa Fe forum
The two county clerks vying for the Democratic nomination for New Mexico secretary of state share similar policy views.
St. Michael's Horsemen again land dreaded top-4 baseball seed
To break a mold that has only brought them heartache for more than five years, the Horsemen will have to do something in the state tournament they haven’t done since
Two county clerks face off in Democratic primary race for secretary of state
Santa Fe County Clerk Katharine Clark and Doña Ana County Clerk Amanda López Askin would bring uniquely different backgrounds to the position.
Adding second full-time maintenance crew to Santa Fe's budget no walk in park
City officials are looking into ways to beef up the park division staff but say adding permanent employees would come at high cost.
As parks increase but budget stays flat, mayor says city of Santa Fe needs to have 'hard conversations'
City leaders say the proposed budget for fiscal year 2027 will include more resources for parks but capacity challenges are ongoing.