As costs rise and the economy remains uncertain, now, more than ever, New Mexicans deserve regulators who will work hard to protect their interests.

On Nov. 4, Santa Fe County voters will be asked to vote on the retention of:    •    one state Supreme Court judge    •    one sta

SFR Editor Julia Goldberg talks alternative media, Sara Palin, liberalism and the future of the country with the sassy yet serene, pundit queen.

Forget tradition: Fitness is not something to be embraced every January after a month-long pig-out. How about getting fit—or fitter—while having a good time, testing your endurance and strength, and learning something new? How about working out because you love it?

1 Bill Richardsongovernor.state.nm.usOK, so in the scheme of things, winning Best Politician in SFR’s readers’ poll might pale slightly when compared with, you know, winning the Democratic

OK, given how we worded this category, perhaps it’s no surprise that construction on Guadalupe Street rose to the top of scandalous events for this year’s voters. Quick recap: Last winter,

1 Will Shuster’s ZozobraThursday, Sept. 4, 2008Fort Marcy Recreation Center / Magers FieldWhen he heard the news that his burning had, for the second year in a row, been voted the best community

When we asked you to tell us the best thing you did this year in Santa Fe, we didn’t know what to expect. Turns out, Santa Feans keep pretty busy taking advantage of all the city—and natur

Barbara Borman is the director of the nonprofit Santa Fe Community Yoga Center and director of its
Yoga in Schools project.

When he became US attorney for New Mexico in 2001, David Iglesias thought of the job as a "dream come true." In December 2006, that dream became a nightmare, as Iglesias became one of seven US attorneys dismissed by the US Department of Justice. When Iglesias and his colleagues began to speak out about the political motivations for the firings, they invoked a national scandal, which ultimately led to the unraveling of the Justice Department.