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Richardson, a Democrat who served two terms as governor, died at the age of 75 earlier this month in Massachusetts. He lay in state at the Capitol rotunda Wednesday.

Memorials and funeral services are happening in Santa Fe for former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson.

Friends and admirers of former Gov. Bill Richardson are mourning the hard-charging politician whose career spanned the globe, from mountain villages of northern New Mexico as a youthful congressman to the United Nations and a litany of countries on unofficial diplomatic missions that often helped free imprisoned Americans.

“Paradigm shift” is an overused phrase bordering on hackneyed. Originally coined by purely scientific thinkers, its deceptively encompassing definition spread it into buzzword territory. Simply put, it is when an

Ask Geno Zamora about the lowlight of his time as city attorney under then-Mayor David Coss, and Zamora answers without hesitation. He says he supplied bad advice on how public

Eleven candidates vying for four City Council seats up for election in November describe differing visions for the citys future.

Former City Attorney Zamora announces District 1 Council run

Former City Attorney Geno Zamora jumps into the race for District 1

.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... Mayor Alan Webber, left, kicked off his 2018 mayoral campaign with a “Big Tent Event” at Meow Wolf. (Eddie Moore/Albuquerque Journal) Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal Santa Fe Mayor Alan Webber announced last week that he would seek reelection this November. The question now is will he have ...

Good morning. >> reporter: good morning, martha. this new wage went into effect on march 1st. business owners say this new minimum is bad for business. >> for a town of less than 100,000 people, we are going to be paying the highest minimum wage in the entire states united states of america. >> reporter: santa fe now requires private businesses to pay $10.29 an hour. >> i think the impetus has been to put a better floor under the low-wage workers. >> reporter: this southwestern artists mecca has...