Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
Recent: |
|
Past: |
|
Millions would become available for the city to provide matching funds to affordable housing and to acquire land for the development of housing. → Read More
The city disallows licensed cannabis consumption areas outdoors, but the city is gathering public feedback and could possibly allow for outdoor areas. → Read More
Opponents are seeking to sway the public to fight for the clubhouse's preservation. Owners say they're open to any ideas and resources to save it. → Read More
Municipal Judge Joy Goldbaum on Monday pushed back at accusations from Mayor Ken Miyagishima that “she would never put a homeless person in jail.” → Read More
The mayor remembered Organ Mountain football player Abe Romero Monday by declaring Sept. 22 in his honor. Romero wore the number 22. → Read More
One of the two finalist maps will radically change two city council districts. → Read More
A mountain peak in Doña Ana County which previously used a slur for Native American women is now called Bar Mountain. → Read More
The council vote came nearly a year after the body initiated a process to decide how to spend $10.37 million in American Rescue Plan Act money. → Read More
The council voted unanimously to approve the variance request, reversing an April decision of the city planning and zoning commission. → Read More
The city conducted a competitive selection process last fall but it was canceled after an audit found multiple defects and problems in the process. → Read More
RoadRUNNER Transit was awarded $7.8 million and SCRTD was awarded $5.58 million in federal dollars to help convert their fleets to electric buses. → Read More
The city could allow cannabis shops to locate next to one another by right and locate within 300 feet of single-family homes without special approval. → Read More
The board of commissioners issued its decision on Tuesday following a closed session and back-and-forth discussion from both sides of the issue. → Read More
The council discussed amending the city's existing contract to mandate OIR audit every use-of-force incident within LCPD, as it does elsewhere. → Read More
An assessment conducted by the planning team revealed the Community of Hope campus is badly in need of “major renovations” and capital improvements. → Read More
New Mexico's two U.S. senators were in southern Doña Ana County Tuesday for briefings on infrastructure projects. → Read More
Judge Joy Goldbaum addressed the city council during its regular meeting Monday to say Kieran Ryan was no longer serving as a second municipal judge. → Read More
The council will consider measures to support renters against discrimination and to approve a master plan for a homelessness assistance organization. → Read More
Alfred Marquez is considered armed and dangerous and the public is asked to report any information. → Read More
Police said Thursday morning that one of the gunshot victims, a 35-year-old man, has died after succumbing to his injuries. → Read More