Andrew Oxford

Transit advisory board members want to get back to work. The mayor just needs to appoint them

Former police officer running for council in District 3.

Developers can pay a fee to get out of building affordable housing. The mayor and council will keep it that way.

Unlocking repurposed and ignored history

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

City officials say closed section of West Alameda may not reopen until August or September.

Phil Lucero jumps into the race for City Council District 2

Downtown parking changes approved by City Council stall at City Hall

Voter information for the City Council and municipal judge contests Nov. 7

Commission recommends rewriting the powers of the mayor and voters in Santa Fe’s charter

Plans to fix Santa Fe’s broken bus system appear to be going nowhere

City board upgrades historic status of state building slated for demolition.

District 1 Councilor Renee Villarreal confirms she will not seek a third term

Santa Fe City Council races take shape and at least one longtime councilor is heading for the exits

State regulators crack down on unlicensed taxis at the airport. But how are passengers supposed to get anywhere?

There’s hope this could be a better summer for the Santa Fe River

The Charter Review Commission could rewrite the way Santa Fe is governed—but no one knows

Proposed budget calls for pay raises and bolstering reserves.

Mark Ronchetti sues company that worked on his unsuccessful campaigns for governor and U.S. Senate.

Mayor Alan Webber nods to recent shortcomings, calls for ‘improved’ living wage in annual address.