Santa Fe Standard

Visitors flock to Santa Fe's state parks, despite closure due to COVID-19

By April Bamburg | May 10, 2020

The two state parks in Santa Fe are closed, but that’s not stopping visitors from flocking to them.

New Mexico asks judge to dismiss 2018 Yazzie/Martinez lawsuit over education system

By April Bamburg | Apr 7, 2020

The State of New Mexico has requested the dismissal of a two-year-old lawsuit that found the state had failed to provide adequate educational opportunities for all students, according to a report by the Santa Fe New Mexican.

Santa Fe County looks to close youth detention center

By April Bamburg | Feb 16, 2020

Due to the decreasing number of juvenile offenders combined with rising operational costs, Sante Fe County Commissioners want to shut down the Santa Fe County Juvenile Detention Facility.

Power the Future speaks out against 'arrogant eco-left,' Green New Deal

By April Bamburg | Dec 21, 2019

Former Santa Fe mayor David Cross recently published an opinion piece in the Dec. 6 edition of the Albuquerque Journal in which he supported the passage of the Energy Transition Act, also widely referred to as New Mexico’s Green New Deal.