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The City Council is scheduled to vote on the $440.1 million operating budget for fiscal year 2025 at its May 18 meeting.

The Santa Fe Ethics and Campaign Review Board voted unanimously last week to continue an investigation into the pseudonymous critics identity.

A state official recommends people who lose homeowners insurance hire an independent agent to shop around.

The monthly sessions began in January as part of what Mayor Alan Webber described as a push to increase transparency at City Hall.

SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – Santa Fe City Council is considering a bill that would ban people standing on medians. Nearly a dozen people showed up to Wednesday night’s meeting for public comment. The bill, introduced by Mayor Alan Webber, would ban people sitting and standing on medians. It doesn’t explicitly mention panhandlers but most speakers were […]

The resolution does not mention panhandling but has been criticized as an attempt to criminalize homelessness.

The Wednesday incident has brought to light ongoing tensions with the shelters mission and nearby businesses.

The event will offer people gift cards of up to $250 for surrendered firearms, which will be accepted no questions asked.

More than 100 municipalities have passed resolutions calling for a cease-fire, including Taos in December.

More than 100 municipalities have passed resolutions calling for a cease-fire, including Taos in December.