News from June 2022
By New Mexico Reports | Jun 20, 2022
Eileen Georgette (Jacoby) Olwell
By New Mexico Reports | Jun 20, 2022
Katherine Grace (Bunch) Bunch-Sutton
By George Willis | Jun 20, 2022
The rise in costs of goods has forced restaurants to do something they don’t want to do: add a small surcharge to the final bill.
By Press Release | Jun 20, 2022
WTBON has announced a protest to be held on Tuesday June 21. The following press release was issued:
By George Willis | Jun 20, 2022
The number of homeless in Albuquerque is rising and needs to be addressed before the situation worsens.
By George Willis | Jun 20, 2022
Warnings are being issued instructing residents to be on the lookout for bears who are leaving their drought and fire-ravaged forests in search of food.
By George Willis | Jun 20, 2022
New Mexico Legal Aid is offering its services to help wildfire victims fill out applications for relief and other legal needs.
By George Willis | Jun 20, 2022
The Albuquerque City Council voted to use $100 million in bonds to fund quality of life projects throughout the city, including building a swimming pool and widening overcrowded roads
By George Willis | Jun 20, 2022
The Otero County commission is seeking changes in how elections are held and ballots are counted, which would include the elimination of vote-counting machines and ballot drop boxes.
By Pete Dinelli | Jun 20, 2022
APD is struggling mightily with implementation of 271 mandated reforms to eliminate APD’s “culture of aggression” found by the Department of Justice in 2014.
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jun 20, 2022
City of Santa Fe Mayor's Youth Advisory Board met Thursday, May 19.
By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Jun 20, 2022
City of Santa Fe Library Board met Tuesday, May 17.
By New Mexico Reports | Jun 20, 2022
Martha Lee (Tankersley) Hogsett
By George Willis | Jun 19, 2022
Santa Fe civic and political leaders gathered to proclaim June 3 as Gun Violence Awareness Day.
By George Willis | Jun 19, 2022
Representatives from various government agencies recently held a virtual conference to list options available to New Mexicans whose businesses were severely impacted by wildfires in the state.
By Glenn Minnis | Jun 19, 2022
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham (D-NM) promoted the completion of a new evidence and record storage facility at the Department of Public Safety’s headquarters as a step toward ensuring public safety.
By Andy Nghiem | Jun 18, 2022
On June 6, members of the the public testified before the Albuquerque City Council in opposition to several Integrated Development Ordinance Amendments centered around the issue of the rising homeless population in the city and where the homeless are allowed to stay.
