Female-owned, Santa Fe tech business with '100% mobile workforce' draws government, international clients

By Trina Thomas | Oct 31, 2021

A leading provider in data center infrastructure continues to make advancements as they focus on wholesaling computers and computer software while simultaneously offering repair services.

City of Santa Fe Historic Districts Review Board will meet Nov. 9

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Oct 31, 2021

City of Santa Fe Historic Districts Review Board will meet at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 9.

City of Santa Fe Archaeological Review Committee will meet Nov. 4

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Oct 30, 2021

City of Santa Fe Archaeological Review Committee will meet at 3:30 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 4.

City of Santa Fe Planning Commission will meet Nov. 4

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Oct 30, 2021

City of Santa Fe Planning Commission will meet at 6 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 4.

Why care about the ‘little local’ elections?

By Larry Sonntag | Oct 29, 2021

Some people think the ‘little local’ elections don’t matter. Who really cares about the school board if you don’t have kids in public schools? Does the City Council really influence anything important?

City of Santa Fe Finance Committee will meet Nov. 1

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Oct 29, 2021

City of Santa Fe Finance Committee will meet at 5 p.m., Monday, Nov. 1.

City of Albuquerque City Council met June 7

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Oct 29, 2021

City of Albuquerque City Council met Monday, June 7.

New Voices in Midtown Planning

By City of Santa Fe | Oct 29, 2021

Block Party Hailed as Big Success

Albuquerque author: More police, tougher enforcement will stem city's 'crime crisis'

By T.H. Lawrence | Oct 28, 2021

Lifelong resident Joe Abbin said there is a simple way to reduce crime in Albuquerque and that is to put more police on the street and more criminals behind bars.

Baldwin and gun handler should both face criminal charges

By Mark R. Weaver | Oct 28, 2021

It was no doubt a tragedy when, on a New Mexico movie set, Alec Baldwin aimed a gun at two crew members and fired, killing one and injuring the other. In the last few days, pundits and reporters have rushed to conclude Baldwin isn’t criminally liable or to falsely call the real gun a “prop” gun. As a prosecutor who’s handled numerous felonies and violent crimes, I’ve looked at the available facts and the law and it’s clear both Baldwin and the woman in charge of the guns should face criminal charges.