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City of Santa Fe Board of Adjustment met Tuesday, July 5.


City of Santa Fe Children and Youth Commission met Thursday, Sept. 29.



Overly stringent regulations ultimately leave customers in the lurch

Fossil fuels have played a large role in the well being of New Mexico for decades.


State invests in funds run by firms who “may be boycotting” oil and gas

The state’s pension investments in funds with reputations of being averse to oil and gas in New Mexico is rankling industry-aligned lawmakers, who point to the outsized footprint the sector has on the state’s economy.


Scott: ‘The regulatory environment in New Mexico is unfriendly toward the end energy industry’

New Mexico’s recently enacted methane and ozone rules are creating problems in the state’s energy industry, according to state Rep. Larry Scott (R-Hobbs).


Homelessness is collateral damage from a throwaway society

The debate over what to do about America's homeless population is reaching the breaking point as tent cities pop up like spring dandelions in communities all across this fruited plain.