News from January 2022
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jan 7, 2022
City of Santa Fe Capital Improvements Advisory Committee met Wednesday, Dec. 16.
By George Willis | Jan 6, 2022
Danelda Silva, 23, was arrested for a second time accused of contributing to the delinquency of minors, according to a KRQE report.
By Emily Bevard | Jan 6, 2022
PNM is set to extend the deadline for its COVID-19 Customer Relief Fund, helping eligible customers pay down or pay off their past due PNM electricity bills with a one-time credit.
By Zachary Richter | Jan 6, 2022
A New Mexico school district is providing high-speed internet to all students’ families.
By Emily Bevard | Jan 6, 2022
Albuquerque Public Schools has released a plan to implement enhanced COVID-safe practices, detailing steps a school should take if it has 3% or more of the school becoming infectious within 14 days.
By Emily Bevard | Jan 6, 2022
Bernalillo County is facing a lawsuit after a woman became involved in a crash in which she struck a cow on Shelly Drive in 2019.
By Laurie A. Luebbert | Jan 6, 2022
A fourth-quarter surge let the Lobos women’s hoops squad walk off the court with a 71-68 win over UNLV Monday.
By Emily Bevard | Jan 6, 2022
The Navajo Nation tribal council voted to send $2,000 to qualified tribal members and $600 for each child using some of the $2.1 billion in funds received from President Joe Biden’s American Rescue Plan Act.
By Zachary Richter | Jan 6, 2022
The New Mexico Film Office looking for another hit like ‘Breaking Bad’ because TV shows spend much more on a season than a movie spends, it said.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Jan 6, 2022
Land Commissioners outside of Santa Fe are working to determine what will become of Jeffrey Epstein’s $27.5M New Mexico ranch following his arrest and subsequent suicide in 2019.
By Steven Hughes | Jan 6, 2022
New Mexico starts 2022 with a series new laws approved by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and the state’s Democratic-led Legislature.
By Karen Kidd | Jan 6, 2022
Last year has been time one Albuquerque "CityMaker" spent introducing families in a city shelter to dance, according to a city news release.
By Stephan Helgesen | Jan 6, 2022
The subject of protecting democracy was front and center this morning as the President and Vice-President of the United States took to the podium in Statuary Hall to lay down some political markers using the events of the mass trespass of January 6, 2021.
By Karen Kidd | Jan 6, 2022
Last year was when Albuquerque announced its Vision Zero Action Plan, part of its years long effort to reduce roadway fatalities and injuries, a local news outlet recently reported
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jan 6, 2022
City of Santa Fe Historic Districts Review Board met Tuesday, Sept. 28.
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jan 6, 2022
City of Santa Fe Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee met Thursday, Dec. 16.
By Karen Kidd | Jan 5, 2022
The State of New Mexico is sitting on about $239 million in unclaimed property and would like to dole it out to whomever it belongs to.
By Dave Heil | Jan 5, 2022
Many have advocated for changes in New Mexico tax and business regulation policies, including Rep. Jason Harper, Paul Gessing, Rio Grande Foundation CEO and and Carla Sonntag, New Mexico Business Coalition CEO.
By Tamara Browning | Jan 5, 2022
One of the 21 passengers who spent 15 hours in freezing temperatures on Albuquerque's Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway on New Year’s Eve didn't take away only bad memories from the experience.
By Karen Kidd | Jan 5, 2022
Albuquerque plans to spend millions more on its pandemic-driven housing voucher program, despite the unwillingness of more and more area landlords to accept rent vouchers, a local news outlet reported last week
