Rio Arriba Sheriff James Lujan says he will not enforce the controversial “red-flag” gun safety law signed into legislation by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham Tuesday.
Various meetings with parents and community members were held at schools across the Española School District, where District officials explained a proposed extension to the school year.
A house bill in the New Mexico Legislature is seeking to garner recognition for El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro.
Rio Arriba County commissioners passed a resolution Jan. 28 vowing to support the County’s immigrant community during the 2020 Census.
The families of two people who died just four days apart after falling ill in the Santa Fe County Adult Correctional Facility are pushing for a grand jury investigation of alleged wrongdoing by the County government.
School district officials from around the state, including in the Española School District, are concerned a change in public employee health care rules could exacerbate the already staggering number of teacher vacancies.
La Canción de las Acequias rang out around the New Mexico State Capitol Jan. 29.
Nationwide, local governments, activists and other community members are trying to convince people to participate in the U.S. Census, in hopes of avoiding a historic undercount that could cost local communities millions of dollars in federal funding.
Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative has hired a lobbyist to represent Co-op interests in the 2020 legislative session—though over half of the Board of Trustees did not see the lobbyists’ contract before the Board approved it, and trustees did not know the details of what the lobbyists will …
Landlords operating bed and breakfasts and other short-term rentals in Chama must pay Lodgers Tax.
The New Mexico Oil Conservation Division was granted the power to fine oil and gas companies Jan. 16, an ability it lost 11 years ago in a New Mexico Supreme Court ruling.
The race for the District 40 seat in the New Mexico House of Representatives now has two contestants.
People living in Española who do not have a place to stay during cold nights this winter can find warmth at the Española Pathways Shelter.
The Española School District and McCurdy Charter School are set to finalize a Memorandum of Understanding in which both institutions will share one equity council, a new mandate from the state Public Education Department geared toward improving equality in schools for disadvantaged groups.
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