A politics blog by Kiera Hay
Santa Fe County officially has a new fire chief. Officials announced Wednesday that David Sperling, the county’s interim Fire Chief, has been formally hired to head the Fire Department. Sperling...
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In an effort to appear more film-friendly, Santa Fe officials are considering allowing film and television productions to use city property free of charge. City Councilor Rebecca Wurzburger said the...
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City of Santa Fe officials are pushing ahead with plans to acquire over half an acre of land for a permanent transit hub at Santa Fe Place mall. If a...
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Santa Feans now have one less excuse for not voting in the upcoming municipal election. City officials announced today that Santa Fe Trails, the city’s public transit system, will be...
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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...
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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...
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The Sierra Club Rio Grande’s Northern New Mexico chapter has announced all its endorsements for the March 6 municipal election in Santa Fe. The group has selected incumbent City Councilor...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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