Santa Fe Government Blog

Starting April 3, American Eagle will increase its flight load between Santa Fe and Dallas, city officials confirmed Monday. The airline will offer three daily flights to Dallas and one… Read more »

Former Santa Fe County employee Dennis Hernandez has jumped into the race to represent District 2 on the Santa Fe County Commission. Hernandez, a Santa Fe native who lives in… Read more »

Election news just keeps trickling in… The Sierra Club Rio Grande’s Northern New Mexico chapter today announced two endorsements for Santa Fe City Council. The group is backing incumbent Patti… Read more »

Santa Fe County Commissioner Liz Stefanics has confirmed she plans to seek a second term representing District 5. In a press release, Stefanics touted her work promoting government transparency at… Read more »

Santa Fe City Councilor Miguel Chavez announced Wedensday he plans to seek a seat on the Santa Fe County Commission. He said he’ll compete for the District 2 post being… Read more »

With little fanfare, the Santa Fe City Council agreed on Wednesday to move forward with a plan for the city to potentially buy the old St. Catherine’s Indian School campus… Read more »

Santa Fe will soon have the highest mandatory minimum wage in the nation. Government officials announced Thursday that compensation for city workers will increase to $10.29 an hour starting March… Read more »

Staff reductions will soon force the Santa Fe Public Library to close its LaFarge Branch on Saturdays. The shuttering starts Feb. 4 and is expected to last about four months…. Read more »

For anybody who missed the City Council election debates for Districts 2 and 3 held earlier this week by the Democratic Party of Santa Fe County, tonight’s your chance to… Read more »

Santa Fe County officials are set to consider relaxing their affordable housing ordinance. The County Commission agreed Tuesday to publish the title and general summary of an ordinance that would… Read more »